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Froggy Jumps CH14 Test PrepOnline version Islamic Civilizations by 7th Grade Ancient World History 1 The geography of the Arabian Peninsula could best be described as high plateaus and grassy plains. a False b True c 2 The Quran provides Muslims with guidelines on how to live and stresses the need to treat others fairly. a TRUE b FALSE c 3 The Sufis were missionaries, or traveling preachers, who spread the teachings of Islam. a TRUE b FALSE c 4 Eventually the term Arab came to mean only a resident of the Arabian Peninsula, not just a speaker of Arabic. a FALSE b TRUE c 5 Even though farming was important, most Muslims lived in cities. a FALSE b TRUE c 6 group that believed Umayyad caliphs should rule a SUNNIS b BEDOUIN c UMAYYADS 7 desert herders who traveled from oasis to oasis in search of water a BEDOUIN b UMAYYADS c MUSLIMS 8 followers of Muhammad who believed his son-in-law should rule after Muhammad's death a SHIITES b SUNNIES c BEDOUIN 9 caliphs who governed the Arab Empire from Damascus a UMAYYADS b MUSLIMS c SHIITES 10 the name given to the followers of Islam a MUSLIMS b SHIITES c SUNNIES 11 How did the harsh desert climate affect the early Arabs who lived there? a They formed tribes to help them survive. b They became merchants and traders. c They moved closer to Asia Minor. 12 Muslim tradition says that Muhammad began preaching... a after hearing a voice. b after he was chosen by the caliphs. c when he saw the Kaaba. 13 Islam teaches that Christians and Jews... a are people who followed sacred writings. b are also Muslim. c need to be conquered. 14 In Muslim Spain, the Jewish community in Cordoba.. a lived in peace and prospered. b was forced to leave c was persecuted. 15 Merchants were well respected in Muslim culture because they... a created wealth and were skilled in business b held high government positions. c were born in the upper class. 16 Arabic numbers that were passed on to Europeans by Persian and Arab scholars were actually borrowed from which culture? a Hindu b Chinese c Greek 17 Muslims are called to pray one time a day a False b True c 18 The Sunnis believed that they Umayyad caliphs should rule a TRUE b FALSE c 19 She Shiites believed that the descendants of Ali should rule a TRUE b FALSE c 20 a Muslim house of worship a mosque b minaret c caravan 21 a leader of an Arab tribe a sheikh b bazaar c oasis 22 Seljuk leader a sultan b mosque c minaret 23 the tower of a mosque from which Muslims are called to pray a minaret b caravan c caliph 24 a tool that helps sailors navigate using the positions of the stars a astrolabe b Quran c sheikh 25 a green area in a desert fed by underground water a oasis b sultan c mosque 26 the holy book of Islam a Quran b sheikh c bazaar 27 a Muslim leader a caliph b astrolabe c Quran 28 a group of merchants travelling together for safety, usually with a large number of camels; a group of traveling merchants and animals a caravan b caliph c astrolabe 29 a marketplace a bazaar b oasis c mosque

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CH14 Test PrepOnline version

by 7th Grade Ancient World History

The geography of the Arabian Peninsula could best be described as high plateaus and grassy plains.

The Quran provides Muslims with guidelines on how to live and stresses the need to treat others fairly.

The Sufis were missionaries, or traveling preachers, who spread the teachings of Islam.

Eventually the term Arab came to mean only a resident of the Arabian Peninsula, not just a speaker of Arabic.

Even though farming was important, most Muslims lived in cities.

group that believed Umayyad caliphs should rule

desert herders who traveled from oasis to oasis in search of water

followers of Muhammad who believed his son-in-law should rule after Muhammad's death

caliphs who governed the Arab Empire from Damascus

the name given to the followers of Islam

How did the harsh desert climate affect the early Arabs who lived there?

Muslim tradition says that Muhammad began preaching...

Islam teaches that Christians and Jews...

In Muslim Spain, the Jewish community in Cordoba..

Merchants were well respected in Muslim culture because they...

Arabic numbers that were passed on to Europeans by Persian and Arab scholars were actually borrowed from which culture?

Muslims are called to pray one time a day

The Sunnis believed that they Umayyad caliphs should rule

She Shiites believed that the descendants of Ali should rule

a Muslim house of worship

a leader of an Arab tribe

Seljuk leader

the tower of a mosque from which Muslims are called to pray

a tool that helps sailors navigate using the positions of the stars

a green area in a desert fed by underground water

the holy book of Islam

a Muslim leader

a group of merchants travelling together for safety, usually with a large number of camels; a group of traveling merchants and animals

a marketplace