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AP World History Chapter 8: Islam 600-1200 Flashcards

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2001158688Arabian Peninsula before Muhammadpeople live on desert outskirts; Sasanids in Euphrates River, Byzantines in Jordan; pastoralists0
2001158689caravan tradedominated by nomads; traded frankincense and myrrh; used camels and donkeys; Arab nomads learn about other cultures1
2001158690Meccacaravan and pilgrimage city; too far away from Byzantines, Sasanids, and Ethiopia to be attacked; Muhammad's hometown; defeated by umma 6302
2001158691Muhammadborn 570; revelations begin in 610; "Messenger of God"; many people think he's possessed by shaitans (demons) or jinns (desert spirits); last prophet; banned from Mecca on the Hijra; dies 632 without plans for succession3
2001158692HijraMuhammad and and his followers flee to Medina4
2001158693ummacommunity of Muhammad's followers; beats Mecca 6305
2001158694Abu Bakrcontinues Muhammad's teachings; 1st calpih after Muhammad; Sunnis; Quran6
2002778180Five Pillars1. there is only one god 2. pray five times per day 3. fast during Ramadan 4. giving to charity 5. pilgrimage to Mecca7
2002778181AliShi'ites; passed over for the role of caliph three times; murdered after a confusing battle8
2002778182Shi'itessecular; Ali's supporters9
2002778183SunnisAbu Bakr's supporters; Immams (govt leaders)10
2002778184Kharijiteshate Ali for accepting arbitration after the Battle of the Camel11
2002778185800 CEArabs lose political power12
2002778186conquests634-711; capture everything from Spain to Pakistan; doesn't necessarily spread Islam13
2002778187Umarcaliph who says that Arabs can't assume power over conquered land; military camps; garrisons; conquers Syria, Egypt, and the Sasanids14
2002778188Umayyad Caliphate661-750; Arab realm; created by Mu'awiya after Ali was murdered; gradually invaded by Shi'ites and Kharijites; converts warriors to Islam; discrimination against non Arabs15
2002778189Abbasid Caliphate750-1258; theocratic; Sasanid culture; Baghdad=capital; cosmopolitan Islam; less discrimination against non Arabs; very slow communication16
2002778190MamaluksTurkic slaves that become the army; threaten caliph's power; give Turks a bad reputation17
2002778191BuyidsShi'ite Iranian mountain warriors who invade in 94518
2002778192African states740 Berber Revolts; trade across Sahara; Ghana :) ; Fatimid caliphate in Egypt19
2002778193Fatimid caliphateconquer Egypt 969; Cairo; makes gold coins20
2002778194Islamic Spainunique cultural blend; lots of religions flourish here21
2002778195Seljuk Turkscreate Turkish Muslim State in 1030s; destroy Byzantines; pastoralism grows; cities weaken; stupid rulers; irrigation/canal damage never fixed22
2002778196Crusadesterrifying; against Muslims; take Jerusalem away from Muslims23
2002778197Mamaluk Sultansrule Egypt and Syria until 1517; invaded by Mongols in 1258, but they don't leave a cultural mark24
2002778198Shari'iaIslamic law; created after Muhammad's death; hard to interpret25
2002778199Sunnatradition26
2002778200Hadithcollection of Sunna ideas and supposed sayings of Muhammad; rituals; answers to legal questions not answered by Quran; very hard to know if its true; Sunnis have 6 books of it, while Shi'ites have 427
2002778201conversionvery easy to do; -> urbanization; often involved migration to Arab cities to discover what Islam was actually like28
2002778202Islam societyflexible; cities; long distance trade; knowledge built off Hellenistic foundation29
2002778203womendomestic; veiled; rarely educated or literate; men could have 4 wives; better than Christians and Jews, but still bad; dowry is half of her brother's; dowry is personal money; remarriage is acceptable; birth control; pilgrimage30
2002778204homosexualityaccepted, eh31
2002778205slavesPOWs; not hereditary; non Muslims32
2002778206ulamascholars; didn't prevent factions from forming33
2002778207madrasasinfluential immigrant scholars which led to sufism34
2002778208Sufism (Sufi Brotherhoods)12th-13th cent; mystic at first, but quickly grew to include most Muslim men; shrines; tomb pilgrimage35
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