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Chapter 7 Dar Al Islam  What factors led tot the decline of the Abbasid Caliphate? Chapter 7 Dar Al Islam  What factors led tot the decline of the Abbasid Caliphate?

Chapter 7 Dar Al Islam What factors led tot the decline of the Abbasid Caliphate? - PowerPoint Presentation

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Chapter 7 Dar Al Islam What factors led tot the decline of the Abbasid Caliphate? - PPT Presentation

Excesses by the Caliphs and Wazirs Monumental building multiple wives lavish gifts Shii revolts No succession laws Gradual increase of Persian advisors Slave mercenaries Agrarian issues peasants taxed too heavily irrigation projects fell into disrepair ID: 705968

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Slide1

Chapter 7Slide2

Dar Al Islam Slide3

What factors led tot the decline of the Abbasid Caliphate?

Excesses by the Caliphs and

Wazirs

: Monumental building, multiple wives, lavish gifts

Shi’i

revolts

No succession laws

Gradual increase of Persian advisors

Slave mercenaries

Agrarian issues: peasants taxed too heavily, irrigation projects fell into disrepair

Nomadic invasions: Seljuk Turks took power circa 1055, ruled in name of the caliphsSlide4

How did the treatment of women C.O.T. from pre-Islamic to end of Abbasid Caliphate?

Extreme subjugation: introduction of veils

Development of the imperial Harem

Slave concubines

Rich women: no rights, prohibited from leaving quarters

Poor women: worked at market, more freedom Slide5

How did

interregional

conflict encourage the diffusion of culture?

Crusades: (1099-1293) intensified the borrowing of Islamic culture

Impacted Europe more than Islamic states

Re-introduced Greek learning

Mathematics: zero, algebra

Technological advancements: astrolabe, cartography, navigation

Language: Arabic, Persian

Luxury goods: textiles (damask, silk, cotton, muslin) rugs, tapestries, slaves, sugar, coffee, yogurt

Pop culture: chess, chivalric ideals, coffee-house,

troubadors

. Slide6

Describe the

synthesis

of Islamic and Persian culture

Persian artistic influence on Mosques and temples

Literature:

Language: became the favored language of government and upper-classSlide7

Islamic achievements

Medicine

Technology: cartography, astrolabe

Astronomy

Machine technology: paper-making, silk (mostly diffused from China)

Mathematics: trigonometry, algebra (corrected)Slide8

How did Religious trends aid in the spread of Islamic culture?

Introduction of the

Sufist

movement

Mysticism and healing Slide9

Back to the decline….

Abbasid Caliphate dealt the final blow in 1258….

Mongols sacked the city of Baghdad

Glory supplanted by Cairo and Istanbul Slide10

Homework

Read the end of Ch. 7 and Ch. 8 AND answer the discussion questions

Watch John Green link on website

Ch. 8 Assignment:

Create a 8 x 10 propaganda poster about one of the Sudanic Kingdoms. Must include:

Slogan

5 pictures reflecting importance of the kingdom

Creativity

Organization of thought