Islam
Caliphates
Christianity
Africa
Feudal Europe
100
The majority of Muslims follow this sect of Islam

Sunni

100

The 'Abbasid Caliphate's capital city:

Baghdad

100

A monastic order whose motto is "Ora et Labora"

Benedictine Monks

100
The introduction of the ________ from Arabia allowed for trade across Sahara
camel
100

Serfs were indebted workers to lords and worked on a ____________. 

Manor

200

Prior to Islam, why was Mecca a notable city?

Trade center for Bedouins b/c of many religious shrines

200

The __________________ ruled from Istanbul and changed the name of the city from _______________. (2 answers)

Ottomans / Constantinople

200

Martin Luther expressed his grievances against the Catholic Church in this document.

Ninety-Five Theses

200
The lavish hajj of _____________ depleted the value of gold in which major Egyptian city?

Mansa Musa / Cairo

200

Why were medieval European cities susceptible to fires?

Wooden buildings and crowded inside stone walls
300

Muhammad and the muhajirun were received by the ansar after the hegira to...(where?)

Medina

300

The title given to an advisor of the Caliph in the 'Abbasid period, name and title is derived from Persia.

Vizier

300

The hierarchy of clergy in Catholicism (5 positions)

Pope, Cardinal, Archbishop, Bishop, Priest

300

The name of the Saharan tribespeople who helped facilitate trade between Western Africa and the rest of the world:

Berbers

300

In exchange for lands, what did knights offer their leige lords?

Military service

400

The founder of the Umayyad Caliphate was named:

Mu'awiyah

400

Why was Baghdad chosen as a capital city? (2 reasons)

1. Good trade location (on Silk Road and Tigris/Euphrates) 2. Close to Persia and incorporated Persian influence into what had been an Arab faith/political movement

400

Why did many people across Europe come to embrace the message of Protestantism against the Catholic Church?

1) Corruption - bad popes, indulgences, absentee priests, sale of relics 2) Expenses of church - cathedrals, art, lavish expenditure by clergy

400

Sunni Ali and Askia Muhammad were leaders of which sub-Saharan African empire?

Songhay

400

The most significant military innovation in feudal Europe:

stirrups

500

The Rashidun or "Rightly Guided Ones" were the first four Caliphs. What were their names?

Abu Bakr, Umar, Uthman, Ali

500

The most notable mosque in Europe, featuring an intricate mihrab:

La Mesquita de Cordoba

500

This extremely corrupt Spanish pope was written about by Machiavelli and signed the Treaty of Tordesillas

Pope Alexander VI (Rodrigo Borgia)

500

Why was salt a highly valued resource in the desert?

1) preserved food 2) electrolytes 3) flavor

500

Why were many major European cities built on the ruins of Roman cities?

1) Romans had picked ideal locations for cities for defensive purposes/high ground 2) Romans had built cities close to rivers or natural ports

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