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Timeout!• Draw a quick sketch of a

mosque in your notes.

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Timeout Activity!

• Get into groups of ____• Look at the map on the

following slide.• How would you get water

from the river to the three towns?

• You cannot use any electricity!

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10 miles, uphill

13 miles, flat

½ mile, downhill

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Here’s how they did it:

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Water Wheel• The power of the

river turns the water wheel.

• Small buckets pick up water as they pass through the river.

• They dump their water into an aqueduct when they tip over.

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Math and Science

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• The Islamic Empire became a world center

for learning.

• They studied medicine, space

and invented algebra.

• People traveled from all over the world to study in Baghdad.

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Muslim Merchants• The Islamic Empire was the

center of the spice trade.• If the Roman Empire and

China wanted to trade, they had to go through Arabia first.

• This meant the Islamic Empire could control much of the trade.

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Roman Empire

Islamic Empire

China

Barbarians! Scary!

The Spice Trade

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Timeout!• I need 3 volunteers!

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So what?• Traders who came through

Arabia often learned the Arabic language.

• Traders who became Muslim were more accepted by the Islamic Empire.

• Arab traders going to Rome and elsewhere spread Islam as they went.

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The Bazaar

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The Bazaar» A bazaar is a large, open-air market where many things are sold. (like the Roman forum)

• The closest thing today would be a swap meet.

• Most towns would have one.

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Timeout!• Answer this

question:

• Why would it be dangerous to cross Arabia alone?

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Desert Trade• Traveling across the desert was

very dangerous.• Bandits and enemy tribes were a

constant threat.• Water was very hard to find.• Wells were dug but were often

not shared among tribes.

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Spreading Islam

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Spreading Islam• Muhammad’s ideas were not

accepted peacefully.• He was kicked out of Mecca.• While away he built an army.• He returned to Mecca and fought

for 3 years before conquering them and destroying their idols.