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Soc.Studies Ch.2 Voc

Medieval Europe: Ch. 2 - Expansion of Empires, War & Reform

TermDefinitionHow does it apply to Ch. 2
prophet someone chosen by God to bring a message to people In the religion of Islam, Muhammad is considered a(n) _______________ who shared the word of Allah.
monotheism the belief that there is only one God One similarity between Judaism, Christianity, and Islam is the belief in______________________.
oasis an area in the desert where there are water and plant The thirsty travelers were relieved when a(n) _______________ surrounded by trees came into view.
caravan a group of people traveling together across a desert The_________________ traveled for many days across the hot desert before reaching the next trading post.
pilgrimage a journey undertaken for a religious purpose The last of the Five Pillars of Islam requires Muslims to make a(n) _____________to Mecca once in their life if they are able.
successor a person who becomes the leader after the previous leader’s death The king’s firstborn son was the _______________ to the throne of England.
geometric having precise, regular shapes . The exterior of the mosque featured both _____________ designs and images of plants and nature.
secular not religious As a result of the Crusades, the pope was both a religious and a(n) _______________ ruler in Europe.
tyrannical using power over people in a way that is cruel and unfair The Magna Carta put safeguards in place that protected subjects from a(n) _______________ ruler.
rule of law the principle that no one is above the law, not even the highest lawmakers After 1215 CE, the kings and queens of England were held accountable to the laws of the land through the ______________________________.
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