The city of Al-Andalus
Al-Andalus 1
Al-Andalus 1.1
the Christian Kingdoms
El Cid
100

in Al-Andalus, the name given to open area market 

Souk

100

What is the name of the important Islamic scholar who was born in Córdoba in 1126?

Averroes

100

True or False: The muslims conquered the entire Iberian Peninsula.

False, the Muslims controlled everything except for the Cantabrian and Pyrenean zones.

100

Where were the Christian kingdoms located?

the north of the Iberian Peninsula

100

What was El Cid’s real name?

Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar

200

The town center where the craftspeople lived

the medina

200

What was the capital of al-Andalus?

Córdoba

200

When did the Muslims conquer this region?

In 711

200

What is the name of the Visigothic nobleman who defeated the Muslims in the Battle of Covadonga and started the kingdom of Asturias?

Pelayo
200

Why was El Cid given the title "El Cid"?

It came from the Muslims who called him "as-Sayyid" or "El Cid," meaning "Lord" or "Master" in Arabic. 

It was given to him in recognition of his military prowess and leadership during the Reconquista. 

300

Inside the town walls, there was a fort called an _________

Alcazaba

300

What are some of the areas of science that the muslims contributed to?

Astrology, Astronomy, Medicine

300

What was the most important aspect of the economy in al-Andalus?

trade

300

The Battle of Covadonga took place in________

722

300

Which monarch did El Cid initially serve as a military commander?

Sancho II

400

The fortified palace called was called the _____

Álcazar

400

Who ruled the Iberian Peninsula before the Muslims?

the Visigoth Kingdom

400

They were merchants, and they played an important role in the economy of Al-Andalus. They lived in secluded neighborhoods called Juderías

Jews

400

The Asturian king who extended the territories to the Duero River was _______________

Alfonso III

400

What led to El Cid’s exile from Castile?

Accusations of disloyalty by King Alfonso VI

500

place where the goods were stored

Alóndigas

500

What was the last last Muslim kingdom in medieval Spain?

Emirate of Granada

500

What was the name given to the Christians who converted to Islam. They eventually became the majority of the population. Some people converted because Muslims paid less taxes than non-Muslims

Muladis

500

Which marriage took place in 1469 and led to the unification of two major Spanish kingdoms?

Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castile

500

What major city did El Cid conquer and rule until his death?

Valencia

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