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Religion Jeopardy The VERY Beginning City of Mecca Government and Rel. Move. Muhammad Yathrib and the Islamic State Final Category

People who inhabited a large peninsula between Asia and Africa Answer

Who are Arabs? 10 Points

Definition of Peninsula Answer

What is a piece of land surrounded on 3 sides by water? 20 Points

Formed when several related families came together. & The leader of the thing that formed when several related families came together. Answer

A tribe and a sheikh 30 Points

How life changed for Arabians in 500 C.E. Answer

Instead of migrating in search of food, they began to settle in oases or fertile valleys. There they built towns and villages. 40 Points

Reason why the Arabian Culture evolved in a unique direction, completely separate from the cultures of other civilizations around them. Answer

How did the remoteness of the Arabians’ villages and the brutal deserts that surrounded them influence their culture? 50 Points

Sea located about 55 miles from Mecca Answer

What is the Red Sea? 10 Points

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

How its location on the Red Sea influenced the city of Mecca. Answer

What is making it a good location for controlling trade in the region? 20 Points

Sacred building located in Mecca. Answer

What is the Kaaba? 30 Points

The original contents of the sacred building in Mecca. Answer

Engraved images of all the Arabian gods. 40 Points

Way in which the sacred building in Mecca influenced its economy. Answer

What is bringing additional wealth and prosperity to the city. 50 Points

Reason why it was difficult for prosperous Arabian cities to defend themselves. Answer

They did not have a central government. The old tribal governments were no longer sufficient. 10 Points

Two empires the Arabians saw as a threat. Answer

What are the Persian and Byzantine Empires? 20 Points

The belief in one God. Answer

What is monotheism? 30 Points

Arab teachers Answer

What were hanifs? 40 Points

Meaning of Islam Answer

What is “submission to the will of Allah”? Bonus Question: This must be answered for 10 of the 50 points Who is Allah? 50 Points

Muhammad’s first job Answer

What is a caravan leader? 10 Points

One concern Muhammad had about his faith and homeland Answer

What is the greed and wickedness of his people; disparity between the wealthy and the poor; the worship of idols? 20 Points

How people reacted to Muhammad’s message at first Answer

They persecuted him and his followers 30 Points

Reason why the poorer classes were drawn to Muhammad’s message. Answer

Because he taught that the poor and wealthy were equal and that the wealthy should share their means with those who did not have enough. 40 Points

Why did the wealthy merchants of Mecca fear the religion of Islam? Answer

They thought if people didn’t worship idols they wouldn’t visit the Kaaba anymore and the merchants would lose money. 50 Points

Word meaning “great emmigration” Answer

What is Hijrah? 10 Points

Book detailing Muhammad’s revealed teachings and laws Answer

What is the Quran? 20 Points

Yathrib was rename this __________, meaning “The City of the Prophet.” Answer

What is Madinah 30 Points

How did Muhammad change Mecca into the religious capital of the Islamic Nation? Answer

He conquered it. Destroyed the idols. Established the Kaaba as the center of Muslim worship. 40 Points

One way Muhammad changed the course of history Answer

Founded a world religion, created strength within the middle east by united all of the Arabian tribes under one central government. 50 Points

Final Category: Social Studies Vocabulary

One of the sciences of social studies in which someone studies social behavior, its origins, development, organization, and institutions. Answer

What is sociology?