'Ibn battuta' diaporamas de présentation

HUMANS & ENVIRON- MENT

10. 20. 10. 60. 50. 40. 30. 60. 10. 30. 50. 40. 30. 20. 60. 20. 50. 60. 50. 40. 30. 40. 10. 20. 50. 40. 30. 20. 10. 60. HUMANS & ENVIRON- MENT. STATE & CONFLICT. ECONOMIC SYSTEMS. CULTURAL INTERACTION. SOCIAL STRUCTURES. Return. Answer.

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REVIEW FOR THE UNIT 5 TEST

REVIEW FOR THE UNIT 5 TEST. Chinese Dynasties Pre-Columbian American Empires The Mongols. REVIEW FOR THE UNIT 5 TEST. INSTRUCTIONS: G o through the slides and answer each question in the packet; the slide numbers are listed for each question . The Olmecs.

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Heads Up: Global History

Heads Up: Global History. Spiconardi. Constantine. Machiavelli. Mansa Musa. Justinian. Philip II of Spain. Confucius. Erasmus. Asoka. Marco Polo. Julius Caesar. Charlemagne. Muhammad. Ibn Battuta. Cleopatra. Hernan Cortes. Augustus Caesar. Louis XIV. Martin Luther. Genghis Khan.

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Islamic Golden Age and Empire

Islamic Golden Age and Empire. Muslim Conquests. Umayyad Dynasty. Islamic empire expanded from Spain to Indus River. Believers split into Sunni (90%) and Shiia (Shiite), over who should succeed Mohammad.

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The Rise of Mali

The Rise of Mali. Section 3. Standard 7.4.3. Describe the role of trans-Saharan caravan trade in the changing religious and cultural characteristics of West Africa and the influence of Islamic beliefs, ethics, and law. Section Focus Question.

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The Golden Route

The Golden Route. By Margaret Myaskovskaya, Paula Reyes, Rebecca Wodzinski, Anam Choudhary, Signe Swanson, and Mariam Ali. Mansa Musa. African Muslim leader who Built mosques Attended public prayers Supported the preaching of Muslim holy law. Reigned 1312 - 1337 AD

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WHAP Ch 15

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Critical Appraisal of Argument

Critical Appraisal of Argument. Elements of Critical Thought. People are not Always Reasonable. Beliefs are not always reasonable Thinking is not always reasonable The mind is not always reasonable Social influence is not always reasonable. Syllogism. Major Premise: All men are mortal.

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Medieval Geographers

Medieval Geographers. Marco Polo and Ibn Battuta. Marco Polo. Born : 1254 in Venice, Italy Traveled : 1271-1295 Died : 1324. Marco Polo. Probably the most famous Westerner who traveled the Silk Road. Excelled in his determination, writing and influence.

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Ibn Battuta

Ibn Battuta. Source Card Source 1. Traveling Man The Journey of Ibn Battuta, 1325-1354 by James Rumford. Beginning of Journey Source 1 P 1.

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Dar al-Islam

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A J ourney A round Africa

Post-Classical Africa. A J ourney A round Africa . Africa is a huge continent. The differences in geography contributed to the diversity of languages and politics. The lack of writing does not indicate a lack of a significant history or heritage. . First, a bit of review:.

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SSWH4

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Ibn Battuta part 3

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TOPIC: Chapter 3, Section 2

TOPIC: Chapter 3, Section 2. Impact of Islam on Africa. Sub topic #1 (left side of paper) What were the main religions in Africa?. Notes (right side of paper) The Igbo believe there is one god. This is an example of a traditional African religion

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Abu Abdullah Muhammad Ibn Battuta

Abu Abdullah Muhammad Ibn Battuta. Integration of Civilizations. The Classical Period. The civilizations of the Classical Period China India Greece and Rome These regions were fairly independent form one another, especially China. They had some connection, but not one of an integral nature.

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Class discussion

Quaestio : Are the travels of Ibn Battuta worth studying? Nunc Agenda : Take out your reading from last night for a class discussion. Class discussion. One student: Briefly explain who Ibn Battuta was in a few sentences

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