Weegy: Mecca became wealthy because it linked trade routes from North Africa to the Asian silk trade. User: According to the passage, what does God instruct Muslims to do? a. follow the law of shari’ah c. follow the Five Pillars of Islam b. fear God and show gratitude d. defeat the enemies of Islam (More)

Weegy: The Seljuk Turks captured Baghdad. True. User: According to Islam, Allah spoke to Muhammad through the angel Gabriel. Please select the best answer from the choices provided T F Weegy: According to Islam, Allah spoke to Muhammad through the angel Gabriel. True. User: Which two provinces broke away from Russia and formed kingdoms that were hostile to the eastern Slavs? a. Mongolia and Kiev c. Luxembourg and Moscow b. Lithuania and Poland d. Latvia and Siberia Weegy: Lithuania and Poland broke away from Russia and formed kingdoms that were hostile to the eastern Slavs. User: Which of the following events led to the formal split of the Christian Church? a. Emperor Leo III allowed veneration of icons. c. The Pope ordered the destruction of icons to disrupt the iconoclasts. b. The Pope declared the iconoclasts as heretics and excommunicated them. d. Priests left the church in order to marry. (More)

Weegy: Muhammad's journey to Medina is called the: HIJRAH. User: What is shar'iah? a. It is a black stone in Mecca. c. It is a collection of Muhammad’s wisdom and teachings. b. It is a place with water and grazing land in the desert. d. It is a code of law and conduct, written after Muhammad's death. Weegy: Shar'iah: is a code of law and conduct, written after Muhammad's death. User: the Arabic word for "God" Weegy: User: The __________ is the book of scripture in Islam. a. Mecca c. Khadaji b. Quran d. Kab'ah Weegy: The Quran is the book of scripture in Islam. User: one of the Five Pillars of Islam Weegy: The Five pillars of lslam are: 1. the shahada (creed) 2. daily prayers (salat) 3. almsgiving (zakat) 4. fasting during Ramadan (sawm) 5. the pilgrimage to Mecca (hajj) User: According to the passage, why was Arab rule readily accepted by people in the countryside? a. All governments made people’s lives difficult. b. Arab customs were already familiar to them. c. The Arab government treated people in the countryside better than people living in cities. d. The Arab government focused on cities and largely left people in the countryside alone. (More)

Weegy: The Justianian Code was the basis for English civil law. User: Which of the following statements about the expansion of Russia is true? a. Ivan IV wanted Russia to become the third Roman empire. c. Prince Ivan I kicked Poland and Lithuania out of the Russian Empire. b. Ivan the Terrible was the first absolute monarch of the independent state of Russia. d. Ivan the Great used taxes to improve transportation and communication. Weegy: Ivan IV wanted Russia to become the third Roman empire. This statements about the expansion of Russia is true. User: The Iconoclast Controversy was about ___________. a. the belief in Jesus as God's son c. the role of the Pope b. the belief in transubstantiation d. the display of religious icons churches Weegy: The Iconoclast Controversy was about: the display of religious icons churches. User: The first ruler of a unified Russia was a. Ivan I. c. Ivan IV. b. Ivan III. d. Ivan the Terrible. Weegy: The first ruler of a unified Russia was: Ivan III. User: Both peasants and farmers could become slaves under _________. a. Ivan the Terrible c. the Mongols b. Ivan the Great d. Ivan III Weegy: Both peasants and farmers could become slaves under the Mongols. User: The "Golden Age" of the Abbasid caliphate was the reign of a. Harun al-Rashid. c. Abu Bakr. b. Ali. d. al-Ma’mum. Weegy: The "Golden Age" of the Abbasid caliphate was the reign of: Harun al-Rashid. User: Which of the following statements about the Mongols in Russia is not true? a. The Mongols heavily taxed the people. c. Mongols improved transportation and communication. b. The Mongols created a strong central government. d. Mongol words were integrated into the Russian language. (More)