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How did Rome contribute the Constitution? |
Founders of the American document called the Constitution took the idea of a three part government (tripartite) from the Roman system of government.
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With citizenship, citizens had valuable rights and responsibilities. What were two duties or responsibilities? |
1. Male citizens had to serve in the army. 2. Citizens had to pay taxes.
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What did citizenship give to the Roman citizens?
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Citizenship gave Romansvaluable rights.
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Justinian was emperor of the Byzantine Empire.The capital was no longer in Rome, but had moved to Constantinople.People copied the styles of the Greeks. Did they consider themselves to be Greek or Roman? |
Although the people of the Byzantine Empire considered themselves Roman, the East was influenced by Greek culture, rather than the Latin of the West. People spoke Greek and wore Greek-styled clothing.
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How did Constantinople become so rich? |
Constantinople became a very rich city and help the Byzantine Empire become rich. Constantinople was the center of trade between Africa, Europe, and Asia.
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According to Islamic tradition, the messages that Muhammad received from God are in the holy book called the what?
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The messages that Muhammad received from God are in the holy book called the KoranQur'an. |
Whereas the Koran is the book that tells of the messages that Muhammad received from God, Sunnah is a book based on what?
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The Sunnah is a holy book based on the life of Muhammad. |
According to Islamic tradition, who is considered the father of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam? According to Islamic tradition, what building did this person build? |
According to Islamic tradition, Abraham is considered of the three Abrahamic religions, and he built the Kaaba in Mecca. |
Why do Muslims face Mecca when they pray? |
Muslims face Mecca when they pray because it is the location of the Kaaba. |
Many poor people if Mecca welcomed the teachings of Muhammad, especially the idea that the poor and the wealthy (rich) were equal. What group rejected the teachings of Muhammad?
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Although the poor people of Mecca welcomed the teachings of Muhammad, the wealthy merchants felt threatened and rejected the teachings of Muhammad. |
What does "people of the book" mean? |
"People of the book" is a term that Muslims use to describe three religions: Jews, Christians, and Muslims. All three religions have Abraham as a central figure. |
How were Jews and Christians treated by conquering Muslims? |
Jews and Christians were treated as "people of the book." Although they had to pay a special tax, they were tolerated. |
What are the five pillars of Islam? |
The five pillars of Islam are the testimony of faith, prayer 5 times a day, giving to the poor, fasting during the month of Ramadan, and Hajj or pilgrimage to Mecca at least once in a lifetime. These are the basic duties of every Muslim or the framework of their faith. |
Why did mosques (the Muslim's holy place of worship) have decorative writing instead of pictures of Muhammad or animals? |
Mosques had decorative writing instead of pictures of Muhammad or animals, because Muslims believed that only God was the creator. People were not supposed to pretend to be God. |
Islam spread quickly. What language also spread? |
The Arabic language spread as Islam spread. Most of the people conquered by the Muslims adopted the Arabic language. |