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How well do you think you did on each? (1-5 scale) General standards addressed in the benchmark

7.1 – Rome  – Strengths & contributions, fall of Rome  – Start of Byzantine Empire, results of Great Schism

 – Origins, life/teachings of Muhammad, connections with Judaism & Christianity  – Significance of Qur’an & Sunnah  – Muslim expansion, cultural blending  – Muslim achievements 7.2 – Islam

 – Geography of W. Africa & its relationship to trade  – Role of trade in changing culture/religion in W. Africa, influence of Islamic beliefs, ethics, & law  – Growth of Arabic language in government & trade; growth of Islamic scholarship in W. Africa 7.4 – West Africa

Task:  Re-teach the following standards  ROME:  ISLAM: 7.2.3, 7.2.4,  AFRICA:  Instructions:  Cornell Notes (I will give you time to copy the questions down from the following slides)  Give yourself ⅓ to ½ page for the notes on each standard

7.1.3 Notes Idea/QuestionAnswer #1) “Cause & effect” graphic organizers explaining Great Schism (pp ) #2) Venn diagram for Catholic & Orthodox (pp ) #1) Example below (need 3 C&E): #2) Popes & emperors argue over who’s in charge EFFECT CatholicOrthodox

7.2.3 Notes Idea/QuestionAnswer #1) Qur’an  detailed definition (pp ) #2) Sunnah  significance? (pp ) #1) The Qur’an is… #2) The Sunnah is important because…

7.2.4 Notes Idea/QuestionAnswer #1) How did Muslim rule expand? (pp ) #2) How did Muslims treat conquered people? (pp ) #3) Why did Muslim rulers choose local leaders to govern conquered territories? (pp ) #1) Muslims expanded the lands they ruled through… #2) Conquered people were __________________________ by the Muslims # 3) Muslims let local rulers govern conquered territories because…

7.2.6 Notes Idea/QuestionAnswer #1) Create a Bubble Map on Muslim Achievements (using notes & pp ) #1) Muslim Achiev ements DETAIL

7.4.3 Notes Idea/QuestionAnswer #1) Explain the gold- salt trade across the Sahara using words or drawings (pp. 158) #2) How did Askia Muhammed spread Islam in West Africa? (pp ) #1) #2) Askia Muhammed spread Islam by… Img #1Img #2Img #3