| 1 |
the capital boasted some.................. thousand weavers and flourishing leather industry. |
- A. Five
- B. Thirteen
- C. Hundred
- D. One
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| 2 |
Al-Hakam,was a lover of.............. |
- A. Horses
- B. Buildings
- C. Books
- D. Mosques
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| 3 |
In more than one sense he initiated the ________ movement |
- A. instruction
- B. intellectual
- C. fluctual
- D. structural
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| 4 |
His reign and that of his two immediate successors mark the __________ of Moslem rule in the west |
- A. lowest
- B. height
- C. depth
- D. degeneration
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| 5 |
Hitti talked about the <u>accession</u> of the Abbasids to the calipahte. |
- A. Entering on
- B. Passage of
- C. Movement of
- D. Approach of
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| 6 |
Besides the great mosque the capital could already boast a bridge over the river _________ |
- A. Danube
- B. Rhine
- C. Guadalquivir
- D. Thames
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| 7 |
Cordova yielded in magnificence only to _________ and Contantionople |
- A. London
- B. Paris
- C. Berlin
- D. Baghdad
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| 8 |
He was in a Bedouin camp on the left bank of the ______ River one day |
- A. Euphrates
- B. Tigris
- C. Indus
- D. Nile
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| 9 |
He finally reached ______ five years later |
- A. Ceuta
- B. Beirut
- C. Khartum
- D. Alexandria
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| 10 |
His reign and that of his two immediate successors mark the .......... of Moslem rule in the west. |
- A. lowest
- B. Height
- C. Degeneration
- D. Depth
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