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Spread of Islam

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The ruler(s) after Muhammad died caliph
a group of people who believed all caliphs should be related to Muhammad Shiite
a group of people who believed all caliphs should be from the Umayyad dynasty Sunni
the Seljuk ruler; "holder of power" sultan
When Muhammad died, his followers disagreed who should be the caliph, or ____________ of God, and this split the Muslim world into two groups, the Sunnis and the Shiites. messenger
The first ____________ caliphs ruled from Madinah, had a personal connection to Muhammad, and wanted to spread Allah's message to everyone. four
Under the first four caliphs, the Islamic Empire grew to include all of southwest ____________ and Europe. Asia
Over time, the term ____________ meant only that a person spoke Arabic, not that he or she was from Arabia. Arab
Muslim ____________ helped helped to spread Islam. merchants
The Arab Empire ended in 1258 when Baghdad was burned to the ground by the ____________, who were building their own empire and destroying many civilizations. Mongols
Two of the largest and most powerful Muslim Empires were the ____________ Empire that began in Turkey and the ____________ empire in India. Ottoman: Mogul
Baghdad was a great place to trade because it was near the ____________ and ____________ rivers. Tigris; Euphrates
The Ottoman Empire was made up of Turks, Arabs, Greeks, Albanians, Armenians, and Slavs. Many were Muslims, but others were ____________ or ____________. Christian; Jews
The greatest Mogul ruler was ____________. He treated people fairly and times were good in India under his rule. Akbar
____________ took control of most of India after the Mogul empire ended. Great Britain
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