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WorksheetsSocial Science Unit 1.3.
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
1.- Public steam baths.
Hammam
Alhóndiga
Alcázar
Souk
2.- A place of prayer or study for Muslims.
Hammam
Alhóndiga
Mosque
Medina
3.- They protected the town.
Alhóndiga
Souk
Walls
Medina
4.- It was a fortified palace.
Alhóndiga
Alcázar
Walls
Mosque
5.- It was the urban centre of the town.
Souk
Alcázar
Medina
Hammam
6.- It was a place where grains were stored and sold.
Alhóndiga
Alcázar
Medina
Souk
7.- It was a marketplace.
Alhóndiga
Mosque
Medina
Souk
8.- Which religions lived together in Al-Ándalus?
Visigoths
Jews
Muslims
Christians
9.- Muslims did not force Christians and Jews to convert to __________.
Catholicism
Roman Law
Visigothic Code
Islam
10.- In Al-Ándalus, the Jews lived in __________.
the medina.
the Jewish quarters.
the Alcázar.
the city walls.
11.- Christians who had converted to Islam.
Muladis
Mozarabs
Muslims
Jews
12.-Christians who adopted some of the Muslim culture and language.
Muladis
Mozarabs
Muslims
Jews
13.- What happened in 711 A. D.?
The Moors defeated the Visigoths in the Battle of Guadalete. Their new
land, Al-Ándalus, formed part of the Caliphate of Damascus (political and religious
dependency).
Don Pelayo, King of Asturias, defeated the Moors in the Battle of
Covadonga, stopping the Moor advance. This was the start of the repopulation.
The Moors captured Zaragoza, but they could not conquer the
mountainous regions in the north of the Peninsula. Some Christians went north and
founded kingdoms there.
Emirate of Cordoba, political independency, but not religious with the
Caliphate of Damascus. Aberramán I was the first emir.
14.- What happened in 714 A. D.?
The Kingdom of Navarra was founded. The Calatan Counties and the
Kingdom of Aragón formed later. Christians expanded their territories.
Don Pelayo, King of Asturias, defeated the Moors in the Battle of
Covadonga, stopping the Moor advance. This was the start of the repopulation.
The Moors captured Zaragoza, but they could not conquer the
mountainous regions in the north of the Peninsula. Some Christians went north and
founded kingdoms there.
Emirate of Cordoba, political independency, but not religious with the
Caliphate of Damascus. Aberramán I was the first emir.
15.- What happened in 722 A. D.?
The Kingdom of Navarra was founded. The Calatan Counties and the
Kingdom of Aragón formed later. Christians expanded their territories.
Don Pelayo, King of Asturias, defeated the Moors in the Battle of
Covadonga, stopping the Moor advance. This was the start of the repopulation.
The Moors captured Zaragoza, but they could not conquer the
mountainous regions in the north of the Peninsula. Some Christians went north and
founded kingdoms there.
Emirate of Cordoba, political independency, but not religious with the
Caliphate of Damascus. Aberramán I was the first emir.
16.- What happened in 756 A. D.?
Caliphate of Cordoba (religious and political independency). Al-Ándalus
separated from Damascus. Abderramán III was the first caliph.
Don Pelayo, King of Asturias, defeated the Moors in the Battle of
Covadonga, stopping the Moor advance. This was the start of the repopulation.
The Moors captured Zaragoza, but they could not conquer the
mountainous regions in the north of the Peninsula. Some Christians went north and
founded kingdoms there.
Emirate of Cordoba, political independency, but not religious with the
Caliphate of Damascus. Aberramán I was the first emir.
17.- What happened in 824 A. D.?
Caliphate of Cordoba (religious and political independency). Al-Ándalus
separated from Damascus. Abderramán III was the first caliph.
The Kingdom of Navarra was founded. The Calatan Counties and the
Kingdom of Aragón formed later. Christians expanded their territories.
The Moors captured Zaragoza, but they could not conquer the
mountainous regions in the north of the Peninsula. Some Christians went north and
founded kingdoms there.
Emirate of Cordoba, political independency, but not religious with the
Caliphate of Damascus. Aberramán I was the first emir.
18.- What happened in 929 A. D.?
Caliphate of Cordoba (religious and political independency). Al-Ándalus
separated from Damascus. Abderramán III was the first caliph.
The Kingdom of Navarra was founded. The Calatan Counties and the
Kingdom of Aragón formed later. Christians expanded their territories.
The Moors captured Zaragoza, but they could not conquer the
mountainous regions in the north of the Peninsula. Some Christians went north and
founded kingdoms there.
Emirate of Cordoba, political independency, but not religious with the
Caliphate of Damascus. Aberramán I was the first emir.
19.- An Emirate was a state with:
Political and religious independence.
Political and religious dependence.
Political independence, but religious dependence.
20.- A Caliphate was a state with:
Political and religious independence.
Political and religious dependence.
Political independence, but religious dependence.
