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What is the meaning of the term Islam?
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Messenger of God
Submission to God
Prophet of God
Son of God
Founder
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All the following are characteristics of the Franks except
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they had armies capable of defeating the Byzantines in battle.
leaders ruled as emperors exactly like the Roman empire.
they lived in modern-day France and Germany.
the Carolingian king, Charlemagne, was crowned emperor of Rome by the pope.
their ruling families included the Merovingians and Carolingians.
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What could Charlemagne and the Franks claim after Charlemagne was crowned emperor by the pope in 800?
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Charlemagne was the legitimate pope of the Christian world.
They could claim all the lands formerly controlled by Rome.
Charlemagne was the legitimate head of the Byzantine throne.
Charlemagne and the Franks were the legitimate successors of the Roman empire.
Empress Irene had to marry Charlemagne to keep her ties to the church.
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The Mongol postal relay system did not
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allow envoys to travel with Mongol escorts and supplies.
speed up the Mongol habit of eating only one solid meal a day
guarantee envoys horses and supplies.
aid leaders in communicating with officials in the furthest regions of the Mongol empire.
appear until after the death of Chinggis Khan.
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As a theological goal, what did the Crusades establish?
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The power of kings over the pope
The belief that conquering foreign lands in the name of Christianity was a legitimate Christian duty
The supremacy of the pope
The separation of future European colonialism from religious causes
A strong feeling of religious tolerance
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In Mali history, who was Mansa Musa?
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The Mali general who defeated the Sosso
The successor to Sundiata
Sundiata's griot
The Muslim umma of the Mali peoples
A Mali storyteller who is given credit for writing about the reign of Sundiata
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Why was the trip of Ibn Battuta significant for its time in history?
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Ibn Battuta made the entire trip by water.
He encountered people that had never been known to the Muslim world.
He left as a Muslim and returned a Buddhist.
The trip involved 75,000 miles, and he never left the Islamic empire
It was the longest known trip by an individual before 1500.
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The new method of movable type invented under the Song Dynasty was especially suitable for
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expanding the usability of woodblocks.
printing hundreds of thousands of copies of books.
printing books by printing individual sheets.
making single copies of a book.
copies of books with a large number of illustrations and charts.
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