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Areas with a dependable water source are called _________________.
oases
100
Which group captured Baghdad and took over the caliphate?
Seljuks
100
Who called Suleyman "the Lawgiver"?
Ottomans
100
How did Ghana's kings control the value of gold?
They controlled its production.
100
A group of people travel over trading routes by camel in a __________.
caravan
200
Arabia's natural resources include about one-third of the world's _______________.
petroleum and natural gas
200
What is Shari' ah?
Islamic law
200
The natural resources of Upper Nubia included ______________.
gold
200
Which kingdom was conquered by Great Britain?
Yoruba
200
A ____________ is a long journey to a holy place or shrine.
pilgrimage
300
The teachings of Muhammad are recorded in what book?
Quran
300
What new weapon did the Ottomans use to capture Constantinople?
the cannon
300
Which kingdom grew strong along the southern Nile about 800 B.C.?
Kush
300
What were the people of great Zimbabwe called?
Shona
300
A place in the desert with dependable water is called an ____________.
oasis
400
Under Muslim rule, _____________________ became Europe's second-largest city and a center of trade.
Cordoba
400
Once a slave, Sinan became Suleyman's official _________________.
architect
400
Which city became an important Kushit iron-working center and capital?
Meroe
400
Where did the Great Zimbabwe's name come from?
stone houses in the cities
400
A follower of Islam is known as a ____________.
Muslim
500
Most Muslims in the world today are _______________.
Sunnis
500
In the Ottoman Empire, jews and Christians paid higher ____________ but were allowed to practice their religions freely.
taxes
500
Why were the Berbers willing to risk death in the desert?
They wanted gold.
500
What was the name of a large Swahili city and trading center?
Mogadishu
500
A large market with rows of shops and tents is a ________.
bazaar
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