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Unit 7 The Emergence of New Empires 
Chapter 22 The Spread of Islam
500 A.D. - 1300 A.D.
 

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Day 1
Topic    
Objective
State Goals
Classwork/Homework
Lecture.gif (2227 bytes) Picturing the Middle East   Use page 7 & 8 as an Introduction           

atlas.gif (1202 bytes) Atlas of World History

readme.gif (1442 bytes) Altlas of World History pp. 44-45

Pencil.gif (1165 bytes)Spread of Islam   24a & 24b

 
Resources 

 

Day 2
Topic   22-1 Islam 
Objective
Explain the teachigs of Muhammed.
Discuss the religious beliefs held by Muslims.
List major events in Muhammad’s life in chronological sequence.
State Goals
Classwork-Homework
Chalkboard.bmp (15654 bytes) Terms to Learn
Pilgrims: travelers to a religious shrine
Pillars of Faith: five duties all Muslims must fulfill
Mosque: Muslim house of worship
Imam: prayer leader
Zakah: charity
Hajj: pilgramage to Mecca
Ka'bah: Arabia's holiest shrine
Quran: Muslim scriptures

Chalkboard.bmp (15654 bytes) People to Know
Muhammed: prophet of Islam

IconMap.bmp (3402 bytes) Places to Locate
Hejaz: mountainous area of western Arabia
Makkah (Mecca)
Yathrib:
Ta'if: changed name to Madina
Madina: the city of thre prophet

readme.gif (1442 bytes) Section 22-1 Islam pp. 331-336
Makkah (Mecca)
Muhammad
The Quran
Resources
Note02.gif (247 bytes) Muhammad

 

Day 3
Topic  22-2 The Arab Empire
Objective
Describe how Islam spread beyomd the Arabian Peninsula.
Explain the importance of major events in Muhammad’s life that led to the rise and spread of Islam.
State Goals
Classwork-Homework
Chalkboard.bmp (15654 bytes) Terms to Learn
Caliph: successor
Vizer: chief adviser
Shiites: smaller groups of Muslims; caliph descendant of Ali
Sunni:larger group, followed Rightly Guided Caliphs

Chalkboard.bmp (15654 bytes) People to Know
Abu Bakr: first Caliph:
Under Abu Bakr's leadership, the Muslim religion continued to spread to  Syria, Persia, and Egypt.
Ali: last of the Rightly Guided Caliphs
Mu'awiya: moved capital to Damascus from Madina

IconMap.bmp (3402 bytes) Places to Locate
Damascus: new capital
Samarra: new capital in 836 AD

readme.gif (1442 bytes) Section 22-2 The Arab Empire pp. 336-342
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Day 4
Topic  22-3 Arab Contributions  
Objective
Describe Arab contributions to science, mathematics, medicine, an the arts.
State Goals
Classwork-Homework
Chalkboard.bmp (15654 bytes) Terms to Learn
Alchemist: used chemistry and magic in their work

Chalkboard.bmp (15654 bytes) People to Know
Omar Khayyam: Persian Poet, Rubaiyat
Ibn Khaldun: Muslim historian; Arabs, Berbers, and Persians

IconMap.bmp (3402 bytes) Places to Locate

readme.gif (1442 bytes)Section 22-3 Arab Contribuitions pp. 342-344
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 Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) Assignments    crayon0a.gif (328 bytes) Art Activity    BookOpen.bmp (16686 bytes) Lesson_Plan      braininjar.gif (1615 bytes)_Tests
IconMap.bmp (3402 bytes) Maps     Note02.gif (247 bytes) Resources     Earth.gif (6650 bytes) Web_Sites     SchoolBus5.bmp (6174 bytes)_Field_Trips
Computer.gif (1114 bytes) Computer      bookpages.gif (1592 bytes) Book      Dice.bmp (3974 bytes) Games    star.gif (2279 bytes)Extra_Credit
ARABIAN NIGHTS
Earth.gif (6650 bytes) Arabian Nights
IBN BATTUTA
The Travels of Ibn Battuta  A Virtual Tour with the 14th century traveler
ISLAM

Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) Islam Vocabulary Sheet
Pencil.gif (1165 bytes) Islamic Challenge   page 158
MUHAMMAD
star.gif (2279 bytes) Muhammad Character Report
star.gif (2279 bytes) Your Own Journey   Be a Roman explorer, an Indian merchant, an Arab missionary, or a Chinese merchant.

 

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