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Religion Jeopardy MuhammadGeographyEarly ArabiaIslamMisc Final Category

The prophet of Islam Answer

Who is Muhammad 10 Points

The angel who delivered the message from God according to Islamic tradition and beliefs. Answer

Who is Gabriel? 20 Points

Muhammad’s job as a teenager and young adult Answer

What is a caravan leader? 30 Points

City Muhammad traveled to after leaving Mecca and what it was renamed as. Answer

Yathrib and Medinah 40 Points

What Muhammad did when he returned to Mecca. Answer

What is rid the Kaaba of idols? 50 Points

Locate Constantinople on the map. Answer

10 Points

Surprise! If you get the correct answer, the point value for this question will be doubled.

Locate North Africa and the Kingdom of the Franks Answer

20 Points

Locate Arabia and Persia Answer

30 Points

Correctly label the water Answer

40 Points

Correctly label Jerusalem, Mecca, Medinah, Baghdad, Damascus Answer

50 Points

Green area fed by underground water found in the middle of a desert Answer

What is an oasis? 10 Points

Desert herders that traveled from oasis to oasis. Answer

What are bedouins? 20 Points

A group of traveling merchants and animals Answer

What is a caravan? 30 Points

The head of an early Arab tribe Answer

What is a sheikh? 40 Points

How did geography create a need for ghazu? Answer

The lack of resources due to the desert geography forced early Arabs to conduct raids (ghazu) against others. Bonus Question: This must be answered for 30 of the 50 points How did this change after the introduction of Islam? 50 Points

The holy writing of Islam Answer

What is the Quran? 10 Points

The Muslim place of worship. Answer

What is a mosque? 20 Points

Describe the pillar of fasting Answer

When Muslims fast during the daylight hours during the holy month of Ramadan. 30 Points

Two branches of Islam and why they split. Answer

Sunni and Shiite Explain the difference in who they supported as leader after Muhammad. 40 Points

The two major empires that lost territory because of Islam. Answer

What is the Byzantine Empire and the Persian Empire? 50 Points

Khadijah Answer

Who is Muhammad’s wife? 10 Points

3 Types of Islamic art Answer

What is organic, calligraphic, and geometric? 20 Points

One example of an achievement in math or science that is still with us today. Answer

Answers may vary 30 Points

How did the split of Islam into two groups influence the modern world? Answer

Conflicts and repression 40 Points

What was the original form of the holy writing of Islam and how was it influenced by geography. Answer

Oral/ recitaiton Can’t carry stuff Way of life for nomadic peoples 50 Points

Final Category: Social Studies Vocabulary

The parts of the earth diametrically opposite —usually used in plural —often used of Australia and New Zealand as contrasted to the western hemisphere Answer

What are antipodes?