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Chapter 10 Self-Assessment
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The entirety of the Islamic moral and legal code, completed by the mid-900s, is known as the________.
Quran
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Sunna
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Sharia
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Hadith
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The first signs of a religious orientation within the Arab Empire occurred during the reign of ___________, the third Umayyad ruler.
Muhammad al-Shaybani
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Abd al-Malik
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Muhammad II
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Saladin
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_______ is the paradigmatic "path" of Muhammad's traditions which, if trodden by believers, will lead to salvation.
Imam
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Umma
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Jihad
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Sunna
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Which of the following is not one of the five religious duties which identify a Muslim?
Profession of faith
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Prayer
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Repentance
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Fasting
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_________is a minority faith among Muslims, making up about 10% of the total, although they are in the majority in contemporary Iran, Iraq, and Lebanon.
Sunnism
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Shiism
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Sufism
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Tariqism
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The traditions and biography of Muhammad were first gathered together ___ years after his lifetime
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200
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1000
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150
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The Eastern Roman Empire would ultimately survive under the name of____________.
Constantinople
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Istanbul
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Byzantium
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Sigeion
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____________ is defined as the removal and destruction of all religious images from churches and monasteries.
iconoclasm
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aniconism
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iconodulism
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iconolatry
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In eighth-century Iran, local Persian military lords and Arab settlers revolted, expecting a "rightly guided" leader or _______to arrive and establish a realm of justice on earth.
Imam
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Mahdi
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Hadith
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Umma
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Between 1096 and 1099, European Crusaders returned Nicaea to Byzantium and captured_________.
Aleppo
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Jerusalem
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Cairo
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Baghdad
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_________ was the Kurdish-descended successor of the Fatimids in Egypt nearly ended the Crusader Kingdom in 1187.
Al-Aziz Tariq
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Al-Afdal
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Salah al-Din
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Al-Malik Hattin
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Turkish military slaves from the Russian steppes and dominant in the armies of Saladin's successors, the ____________established their own regime in agriculturally rich Egypt from 1250 to 1517.
Mongols
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Ilkhanids
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Seljuks
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Mamluks
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After the __________were pushed back to Iraq and Iran and converted to Islam, the Mamluks were able to terminate the Crusader Kingdom in 1291 with the conquest of Acre.
Seljuks
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Marinids
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Mongols
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Fatimids
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At the top of the Mamluk state was the______, who controlled the annual purchases of slaves and commanded the largest cavalry regiment.
imam
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mullah
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sultan
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raja
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Pronoia was a Byzantine system of__________, wherein a private individual collected taxes and rents from the population.
imperium
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taillage
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tithing
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land assignment
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Scholars surmise that the _____________________set off the spread of the Black Death in the mid-fourteenth century.
Umayyad conquest of Iberia
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Mongol invasion of Vietnam
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fall of Constantinople to the Ottoman Turks
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Muslim invasion of Egypt
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_________is a mystical and meditative devotion to faith, expressed in the form of prayer, ecstasy, chanting, or dancing.
Ismailism
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Alawism
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Sufism
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Ibadism
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Which of the following statements is false?
In the visual arts, Arabs and early Muslims continued to create paintings and sculptures in the hybrid style that had become common in the Mediterranean and Middle East during the 300s.
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The Umayyad and early Abbasid caliphs loved frescoes with hunting, drinking, and dancing scenes.
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Islamic law does not prohibit painting and sculpture, unlike Byzantine iconoclasm.
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The rulers of Granada in the 1400s enjoyed scenes of courtly love in their royal chambers.
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The ___________is the best preserved example of an Islamic palace in the world.
Topkapi Palace
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Taj Mahal
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Hagia Sophia
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Alhambra
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In contrast to western art, both Byzantine Christians and Muslims retained the ________ for rulers, even applying it to ordinary humans.
Crown
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Scepter
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Halo
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Beard
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