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What action led to the splitting of islam into two groups?

Hussein lead a revolt against Muawiyah

To obey Allah’s will, Muslims must follow what?

The Five Pillars of Islam

What is the Haji?

make pilgrimage to Mecca once during ones lifetime

Who is the main prophet of Allah?

Muhammed

What was the vizier?

The council leader who advises caliph

What is the Shari’Ah?

Code of law; moral rules organized by islamic scholars and theologians

What percentage of Africa is desert?

40%

What does matrilineal mean?

Descent was traced through the mother

How did many African societies pass down their history?

Through music and storytelling

What did the people of Ghana trade their gold for?

Salt

What is the largest desert in the world?

Sahara

What is the code of Bushido?

Code Samurais followed that was based on loyalty to their lord

What was the purpose of the Samurai?

Protect the security and property of their employers

Kublai Khan’s invasion of Japan failed for what two reasons?

•strong Kamakura


•fleet destroyed by Typhoon

How do followers of Mahayana see Buddhism?

As a savior or god

How do followers of theravada see Buddhism?

A way of life where Buddha is a teacher

Describe the ordeal, under Germanic law

A painful physical trial that judged legal accusations. If the accused was unharmed, he was considered innocent

What did William of Normandy do in 1066?

Invaded England, defeating King Harold’s forces at the battle of Hastings

What was the most important gift a lord can give a vassal?

Land

What was Chivalry?

The code of ethics that knights were supposed to uphold

How did peasants differ from serfs?

Serfs were bound to land, peasants were not

Who made the actual request that led to the crusades?

Alexius I

What was a penalty the wrongdoer had to pay to the injured party?

Wergild

What was the Domesday book?

The first census recorded since roman times

What was the feudal contract?

The set of unwritten rules that determined the relationship between a lord and his vassal

Who led the muslim forces that retook Jerusalem?

Saladin

What did Francis of Assisi do?

Founded the Franciscans

What event united Spain’s two strongest kingdoms?

Ferdinand married Isabella

How did Joan of Arc help bring the Hundred years’ war to a conclusion?

She inspired the French with her faith

What form of literature was written in the everyday language?

Vernacular

How did Dominic De Guzman attack Hersey?

Formed the Dominicans (a new religious order of men who lived in poverty and preached effectively)

What was the purpose of scholasticism?

Chief task was to harmonize Christian teachings

What was a tithe as it pertained to peasants?

10% of produce peasants were required to pay the village

Taille

A permanent tax

What did the Black death result in?

Killed 38 million people causing severe economic consequences and the power of the church declined

What was the Inquisition?

The church appointed a special court to find and try heretics

What was most remarkable about Hildegard of Bingens work?

She succeeded in a mans world

What was an interdict?

Prohibited priests from getting the sacraments

What group of people lived in modern day New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, and Colorado?

Anasazi

Where did the Anasazi build their main community?

Mesa Verde

What was the Mayan Society composed of?

city states

What did the plains Indians use buffalo for?

Food, clothing, tools, and shelter

What happened to the Mayan writing system?

Spanish assumed they were evil and destroyed written works

Who are the three artists most often associated with the high renaissance?

1.) Leonardo


2.) Raphael


3.) Michelangelo

What movement had profound effect on education?

The Humanist movement

Why were marriages arranged in Renaissance Italy?

To enhance their wealth or business

Who founded the society of Jesus?

Ignatius Loyola

What was the first protestant faith?

Lutheranism

Why was Leonardo DaVinci an excellent example of Renaissance Italy’s social ideal?

He was a sculptor, painter, inventor, mathematician, and architect

Calvin reformed the city of Geneva resulting in what?

The consistory