Delfosse Review - Task 2

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Help the frog to the other side of the screen without using up all three lives.

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Froggy Jumps Delfosse Review - Task 2Online version Help the frog to the other side of the screen without using up all three lives. by Kristine Vester 1 Who were the mamelukes? a Turkish slaves who served as soldiers and bodyguards in the Abbasid Empire b Vikings who became a powerful force in the Abbasid Empire. c Slavs who were driven out of the Abbasid Empire. 2 The Seljuks converted to which of the following religions? a Islam b Orthodox Christianity c Judaism 3 Malik Shah was the last strong, effective a Seljuk leader b Abbasid caliph c Mongol warrior 4 The Abbasids were the rulers of the a Muslim Empire. b Seljuk Empire. c Persian Empire. 5 All of the following is true of the mamelukes EXCEPT that they were a Persian b Originally slaves. c A powerful force in the Abbasid Empire 6 In 945, when the Persians conquered Baghdad, the power to govern was assigned to the a Sultan b Vizier c Caliph 7 Seljuk culture was influenced most by a Persian culture. b Arabic culture. c Jewish culture. 8 In the Seljuk Empire, the vizier was a type of a Political leader b Military leader c Royal bodyguard 9 Who were the Seljuks? a A Turkish group that migrated into the Abbasid Empire, founded an empire in the 11th century. b A Mongol group who conquered the Islamic world in the 13th century. c A Persian dynasty that ruled over parts of Central Asia. 10 Who was Malik Shah? a The most famous Seljuk Sultan. b A famous Abbasid Caliph who helped the empire reach its peak. c The founder of the Ottoman Empire.

Froggy Jumps

Delfosse Review - Task 2Online version

Help the frog to the other side of the screen without using up all three lives.

by Kristine Vester

Who were the mamelukes?

Turkish slaves who served as soldiers and bodyguards in the Abbasid Empire

Vikings who became a powerful force in the Abbasid Empire.

Slavs who were driven out of the Abbasid Empire.

The Seljuks converted to which of the following religions?

Islam

Orthodox Christianity

Judaism

Malik Shah was the last strong, effective

Seljuk leader

Abbasid caliph

Mongol warrior

The Abbasids were the rulers of the

Muslim Empire.

Seljuk Empire.

Persian Empire.

All of the following is true of the mamelukes EXCEPT that they were

Persian

Originally slaves.

A powerful force in the Abbasid Empire

In 945, when the Persians conquered Baghdad, the power to govern was assigned to the

Sultan

Vizier

Caliph

Seljuk culture was influenced most by

Persian culture.

Arabic culture.

Jewish culture.

In the Seljuk Empire, the vizier was a type of

Political leader

Military leader

Royal bodyguard

Who were the Seljuks?

A Turkish group that migrated into the Abbasid Empire, founded an empire in the 11th century.

A Mongol group who conquered the Islamic world in the 13th century.

A Persian dynasty that ruled over parts of Central Asia.

Who was Malik Shah?

The most famous Seljuk Sultan.

A famous Abbasid Caliph who helped the empire reach its peak.

The founder of the Ottoman Empire.

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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Delfosse Review - Task 2Online version

by Kristine Vester

Who were the mamelukes?

The Seljuks converted to which of the following religions?

Malik Shah was the last strong, effective

The Abbasids were the rulers of the

All of the following is true of the mamelukes EXCEPT that they were

In 945, when the Persians conquered Baghdad, the power to govern was assigned to the

Seljuk culture was influenced most by

In the Seljuk Empire, the vizier was a type of

Who were the Seljuks?

Who was Malik Shah?

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