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Which of the following statements about Africa from the fifteenth through the seventeenth century is false?   show
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In Most Aftrican Societies   show
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show Most of the buildings left there today date from before 1000, it was the capital of several bantu monarchs, a major temple, a palace, a series of stone walls, and an "acropolis" have been found there, iron production and copper and gold mining provided it  
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The fabled city of the tales of the arabian nights was   show
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show the prevalence of mercenaries in the military  
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show the inroads made by the crusades, the tendency of governors appointed from baghdad to establish their own dynasties, a series of overly aggressive and militariestic caliphs  
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This area was never under the direct rule of the abbasid caliphate   show
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show spain  
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which of the following statements is false   show
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arab astronomers   show
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show tower for calling the faithful to prayer  
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Which of the following statements about early Muslim literature is false   show
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Which of the following statements about Muslim art is false   show
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show surprised by the tremendous response to his call  
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in 1095, Urban II   show
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show 1096  
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Which of the following statements about the muslim/arab world at the beginning of the period of the crusades is false   show
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The mamluk rebellion hastened the collapse of the dynasty of the   show
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in the areas of the middle east controlled by the crusaders   show
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show acre in 1291  
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Which of the following statements about crusades is false   show
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show the north asian steppes.  
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not among the areas conquered by the mongols was   show
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temuchin was acclaimed as genghis khan in   show
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show cats and swallows  
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show regarded the empire he conquered as clan property, and the mongol aristocracy forming its class, set up an efficient postal system, supervised the invention of an alphabet for the mongol language  
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show none of the above  
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show peking  
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who were the assassins   show
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show the mamluk rulers of egypt shattered the spell of mongol invincibility  
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at the bottom of the class hierarchy in the yuan empire were   show
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for what reason did mongols favor muslims in china   show
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which of the following statements about kubilai khan's religious policies is false   show
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the golden horde   show
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the integration of mongols fully into russian life was prevented in large part by the conversion of the mongols to   show
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timurlane was a   show
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among the effects of the mongol imperialism was   show
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among the effects of the mongol imperialism was   show
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show egypt  
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the turkish ghazis were adherents of   show
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show adrianople  
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show none of the above  
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