Vocabulary
Architecture
Islam Expansion
Islamic Art
Islamic Culture and Economics
100

What is the Spanish word for the verb “develop?”

Desarrollar

100

Name one simple building material.

Wood, brick

100

Which Peninsula did the Muslims conquer?

The Iberian Peninsula

100

What did NOT develop as much as architecture in Islamic art?


Painting and Sculpture

100

What was the official language of the Islamic Empire?


Arabic

200

What is a victory; a capture of land?  

Conquest

200

What were the most important building during the Islamic Empire?

Mosques

200

What happened in the Arabian Peninsula by the time of Muhammad’s death?


Many people had converted to Islam.

200

What did the Koran prohibit the depiction of?

Human figures

200

Were other religions tolerated in the Islamic Empire?


Yes 

300

What is a pillar? Draw a picture on the board!

A tall, vertical structure of stone, wood, or metal used to support a building, as a decoration, or monument

300

Name two types of arches.

Horseshoe, buttress, trilobed, interlaced

300

How did the Muslims take advantage of their neighbors?

Military Expansion

300

What materials were used to make jugs, dishes, etc.?

Metal, Glass, Ivory, Pottery 

300

What type of benefits did Muslims enjoy?

 Social and Economic

400

Define Madrassas

Muslim schools or universities that are often part of a mosque

400

What is a vault? What is a dome?

A vault is a roof in the form of an arch or arches; A dome is a round vault

400

Where did the Abbasids move the capital of the Islamic Empire?

Baghdad

400

What was used to cover walls? (Name two of three things)

Paint, mosaics, and stucco

400

Where did ideas and knowledge from the Middle East and Asia arrive for the first time during the Islamic Empire?

The West

500

What are the two groups of the Islamic religion? What do they each believe?

The two groups are the Shia and the Sunni. The Shia believe the Caliph should be a direct descendent of Muhammed. The Sunnis believe the Caliph should be chosen by the most devout believer.

500

Describe the differences between the external walls and internal walls of Islamic buildings.

External walls were austere in contrast to the rich and varied decoration of interior based on marble, tiles, plastes, and woods.

500

Who took over the Islamic Empire after the Abbasids and what year was it?

The Turks in 1258

500

What are four types of ornamentation/decoration in Islamic art?

Interlacing, Ataurique, Arabesque, and Calligraphy

500

How was knowledge preserved and developed in the Islamic Empire? Name three places.

Schools, libraries, and centers for translators

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