Mongols and islam Flashcards

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1
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Who was the founder of the mongol empire?

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Genghis Khan

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Why was the mongols military so successful?

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They had very good archery skills, horsemanship, disciple, coordination, and avoided costly battles ( In short they were good at fighting on horses)

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3
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The Mongols were known for creating the largest…

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EMPIRE

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4
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What impact did mongol rule have on trade?

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They created the silk road, and allowed conquered people to practice their religion which caused diversity and diffusion.

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5
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Who was the Mongol leader?

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Genghis Khan

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6
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What are two methods the Mongols used to control their Empire?

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Ruthless military tactics and a system of governance.

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7
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How did the Mongols influence Russia politically and economically.

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By fostering a centralized, autocratic, state and economically by making trade through safe routes easier.

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What was the role of trade in the spread of Islam?

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Trade acted as a way for cultural and religious diffusion through the extensive trade routes.

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9
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What was the significance of the Kaaba in Islam

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The Kaaba is the holiest site in islam.

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How did Islamic culture contribute to advancements in science,medicine and mathematics?

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During the Islamic Golden Age they developed algebra, advanced astronomy and pioneering in medical practices.

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What are the 5 pillars of Islam called

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Shahda,Salah,zakah,sawm and hajj

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What does Shahda mean?

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The declaration of Faith

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13
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What does Salah mean?

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Prayer

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14
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What does Zakat mean?

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Alms-giving

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15
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What does Sawm mean?

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Fasting

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16
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What does Hajj mean?

17
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How did the early Caliphs help expand and govern the Islamic empire?

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Expanded through, conquest, establishing a powerful Muslim state, while also establishing essential institutions for governance.

18
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What are 3 ways Islam stayed in control ?

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Strong political institutions ;
organization of government.;
and trade and cultural extange.

19
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What is an example of a caliph or event?

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Abu Bakr became the first caliph after the death of the Prophet Muhammad

20
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How did Islam spread through the Arabian peninsula?

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Through a combination of military conquests,trade, and missionary activities.

21
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Describe the leadership of Genghis Khan

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Temujin unified the mongol tribes through a combination of military battles,political strategies , and a merit-based system.

22
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What was the Pax Mongolia and how did it impact trade and cultural exchange in Eurasia(Europe+Asia)

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It opened up trade between China and Europe for the first time in history.; The Pax Mongolia is the time when Genghis Khan was in control of the Mongol Empire.

23
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How did the Catholic church influence daily life of medieval Europe

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The Catholic church acted as a spiritual, social and educational center, shaping everything from birth to death, and influencing politics,law and culture.

24
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How did the decline of feudalism lead to the rise of nations states in Europe

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The decline of feudalism in Europe, characterized by decentralization power structures and local lords, paved the way for the rise of nation-states with centralized monarchies and unified identifies, as strong rulers consolidated power and fostered a sense of national identity.