WorksheetsTHE IBERIAN PENINSULA FROM THE 8TH TO THE 11TH CENTURIES
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Period between 711 and 756
Dependent Emirate
Independent Emirate
Caliphate
Taifa kingdoms
Period of greatest splendour for al-Andalus
Dependent Emirate
Independent Emirate
Caliphate
Taifa kingdoms
Abderraman III
Dependent Emirate
Independent Emirate
Caliphate
Taifa kingdoms
1031: the governors of the provinces declared their independence and the caliphate disintegrated
Dependent Emirate
Independent Emirate
Caliphate
Taifa kingdoms
After the conquest, al-Andalus became an .......................
Dependent Emirate
Independent Emirate
Caliphate
Taifa kingdoms
After Almanzor's death the caliphate found itself in crisis
true
false
The society in al-Andalus was divided into two groups according to the religious
true
false
The government of al-Andalus changed from being a Caliphate to being an Emirate.
true
false
The Aristocracy in al-Andalus made up of the berbers of the North of Africa
true
false
In 756 Abderraman I proclaimed himself independent emir.
true
false
They didn`t practise islam and they lived in jewish quarter.
Arab conquerors
Muladies
Mozarabes
Jews
They owned large portions of land and occupied the highest positions in the administration and the army
Arab conquerors
Muladies
Mozarabes
Jews
In al-Andalus the economy wasn`t agrarian. They didn`t cultivate cereals.
True
False
The Muslims introduced new ways of using water, with wells, irrigation chanels and water wheels.
True
False
The slaves worked as servants in the mines and in the hardest tasks
True
False
They were Christians who didn`t convert to Islam. They were craftsmen
Jews
Muladies
Mozarabes
Berbers
