Worksheets4.3 Life in the Islamic Empires
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 5mins
Islamic art often included
everyday objects
imaginary scenes
unadorned images
geometric patterns
Which statement describes the treatment on non-Muslims living in lands conquered by Islamic armies?
They were given the choices of becoming slaves or joining the Islamic military.
They were forced to convert to Islam but excluded from positions of power.
They were given the choice of converting or paying a tax to retain their faith.
They were allowed to practice their own religion privately but forced to attend mosques.
How did Arab culture change as Islam spread?
Family bonds became less important.
The skills of warriors were valued more highly.
Profiting from trade was viewed with suspicion.
Women became a more important part of society.
Which statement explains how advances in mathematics and astronomy affected Islamic religious practices?
They led many non-Muslim scientists to convert.
They made it easier for Muslims to memorize the Quran.
They helped produce accurate schedules for daily Muslim prayers.
They improved the translation of Arabic into other languages.
Which factor contributed most to Islamic advances in mathematics?
higher literacy
cultural diffusion
religious tolerance
improved navigation
Which societal factor aided the Islamic empires in their intellectual pursuits?
religious restrictions
government funding
development of military technologies
use of a common language
Which statement best explains why Mecca and Medina became important to the diffusion of Islam?
Their populations grew quickly and migrated to other parts of Arabia.
Their wealthiest inhabitants were among the earliest converts to Islam.
They were located on oases that were parts of an important trade route.
They had large supplies of iron used to make weapons for Islamic armies.
Before the birth and spread of Islam, Arab society was characterized by
political unity
economic equality
dominance by men
a strict caste system
The Arabian Peninsula is an important trade link between
China and Europe
India and East Africa
Eastern Europe and Central Asia
North Africa and the Middle East
