Today, October 28, 2014 EQ: What are the achievements and influences of the civilizations of Islam and West Africa? LO: Students will take Cornell Notes.

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Today, October 28, 2014 EQ: What are the achievements and influences of the civilizations of Islam and West Africa? LO: Students will take Cornell Notes to review Islam and Africa, they will write questions and summaries. Students will complete a frame graphic organizer. For bellwork: Analyze primary sources and write complete answer responses in the China DBQ packet. Agenda: 1.DBQ Packet : Page 29 2.Cornell Notes 3.Frame 4.Review Sheet: Islam and Africa

Midterm Review Notes: Islam and Africa EQ: What are the achievements and influences of the civilizations of Islam and West Africa?

3. Islam A.Muhammad most important Islamic prophet B.Holy Book Qur’an C.Sunnah: based on Muhammad’s Life D.People in Arabia were upset by Muhammad’s teachings – Monotheism – One God – Rich=Poor E.The central teaching of Islam is that Allah is the only God and Muhammad is his prophet

4. Islam A.Five Pillars of Islam: Acts of worship required by all Muslims. B.Spread through trade and war C.Areas that became Muslim united with Arabic language and religion D.Ibn Battutah = better maps E.Algebra F.Libraries to store important texts.

5. Africa A.Niger River B.Traders had to cross the Sahara to get there. C.Ghana and Mali D.Wealth came from Gold and Salt trade E.Mansa Musa’s hajj made Mali famous. F.People spoke Arabic and learned to read the Qur’an G.Griots – storytellers

Details: Write 3 important facts from the notes a. b. c. Draw pictures to show the two ways Islam spread. Write a what if question and answer it. What if something were different. Islam and Africa Period 1,2,4 Draw a picture Use the following terms in a summary about Africa. 3 sentences. Ghana Mali Gold and salt Niger River Sahara Desert

Details: Write 3 important facts from the notes a. b. c. Write a what if question and answer it. What if something were different. Islam and Africa Period 3 and 6 Draw a picture Use the following terms in a summary about Africa. 3 sentences. Ghana Mali Gold and salt Niger River Sahara Desert Rules: Write 1 idea from the notes under each theme. Change Conflict Relationships