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WorksheetsIslamic & African Empires
Total questions: 47
Worksheet time: 23mins
Who was Muhammad?
the founder of Islam
the mathematician who created algebra
the scientist who created a flying machine
the astronomer who named stars
What type of religion is Islam?
polytheistic
agnostic
monotheistic
spiritualist
What are the basic practices of Islam called?
Ten Commandments
Five Pillars
Eightfold Path
Four Noble Truths
What are people who practice Islam called?
Christians
Jews
Muslims
Hindi
What are the two main sects of Islam?
Sufi and Baptist
Sunni and Shia
Shia and Yemen
Lutheran and Caliph
What is the name of the Islamic holy book?
Quran
Torah
Bible
Sunnah
What is the name for the leaders who were successors of Muhammad?
wanderer
bedouin
imam
caliph
Where was the Trans-Saharan Trade route located?
Asia
Africa
Europe
What type of land did the traders have to cross?
desert
water
jungle
mountains
The two most valuable resources were.....
Gold
Silver
Camels
Salt
Salt was important because people didn't have......
chefs
microwaves
restaurants
refrigerators
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What African kingdoms grew rich because of the salt and gold trade.
Mali
Ghana
Rome
Songhai
Which of the following became its own independent country after the Ottoman Empire collapsed?
Turkey
Iraq
Syria
Palestine
Which event directly caused the collapse of the Ottoman Empire.
Civil War 1865
World War II 1945
Revolutionary War 1776
World War I 1922
The Ottoman Empire was established in ___
Anatolia
Catalonia
Ancara
Crimea
Founder of Islam and proclaimer of the Qu'ran
Muhammad
Medina
Hijab
Imam
The Pilgrimage of the Holy City of Mecca required in Islam
Hijab
Medina
Hajj
Ramadan
Is revered in Islam as the birthplace of the Islamic Prophet Muhammad
Mecca
Medina
Muslim
Mosque
The Mughals belonged to the lineage of.....
Genghis khan
Timur
Both of (a) and (B)
None
Where was the Mughal empire located?
Himalayas
Northern India and Pakistan
Southern India
Between India and Persia
This Empire was a high medieval Turko-Persian Sunni Muslim empire, founded and ruled by the Qiniq branch of Oghuz Turks.
Byzantine Empire
Kiev
Seljuk Turks
Ottoman Turks
To make the pilgrimage to Mecca once in your life is known as
Hajj
Shahada
Salat
Sawm
Judaism
Hinduism
Buddhism
Christianity
polytheism
monotheism
hinduism
philosophy
Why was salt so valuable?
It was a good fertilizer for crops.
It was used for gold mining.
It kept food from spoiling.
All of the above.
Why was the Silk Road important?
Helped move trade goods.
Created wealth & jobs.
Helped spread culture & ideas.
All of the above.
Pick the correct religious symbol: Islam
Pick the correct religious symbol: Judaism
This religion consist of the being Monotheistic
and that Jesus is son of God and Messiah
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
Sikhism
West African kingdoms like Mali gained immense wealth due to their large supply of what resources?
A. Gold and salt
B. Cotton and silk
C. Silver and gems
D. Servants and wheat
According to this chart, which form of government involves rule by a single person?
Monarchy
Aristocracy
Oligarchy
Direct Democracy
crops
population
trade
state
elites
military
writing
domesticate
agriculture
Which characteristic of the Mali Empire is most closely associated with this image?
trade with North Africa
training wild animals for celebrations
a powerful military
wealth obtained from gold mines
The beliefs of this religion consist of being Monotheistic (Allah)
and the Five Pillars
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
Buddhism
The form of Christianity that developed in the Byzantine Empire became known as ___________.
Eastern Orthodox
Roman Catholic
Western Church
Judaism
The Great Schism (1054) resulted in the creation of
Scientific Revolution and the Age of Exploration.
Southern Renaissance and the Northern Renaissance.
Roman Catholic Church and the Protestant Reformation.
Eastern Orthodox Church and the Roman Catholic Church.
Which of the following best describes the rise of wealthy kingdoms in Africa?
A. Civilizations arose and prospered along popular trading routes.
B. Kingdoms in Africa used military power to block transcontinental trade.
C. Proximity to the Sahara made travel and trade convenient for merchants
D. Many kingdoms were landlocked which led to prosperous developments in irrigation.
