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WORLD CIVILIZATIONS WEEK 9 BELL #1 01/04/13 During the “Dark Ages”, where did learning thrive? Hand in your Bells.

D.R.S.L.S How did geography affect the people of the Arabian Peninsula? How did Islam begin? What were the main beliefs of Islam? How did the Muslims expand their empire? Why did the Islamic community divide?

D.R.S.L.S How did the location of Arabia affect trade in the Muslim Empire? What were Muslim society and family life like? What Muslim achievements were made in science? How did Islam influence Arab art and literature?

SCIENCE AND ISLAM afe=active afe=active As you watch, list 10 ways that the Empire of Islam impacted our world.

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