Spain in the Middle Ages 5th grade Social Sciences unit 5 lesson 3 part 2
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Hello, it's Elizabeth again, and this is actually video two of lesson three.
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So we're still on social sciences five, unit five, lesson three.
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So in the last video, I asked you a few questions that you should have been able to hopefully answer on your own.
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But if you didn't, this video, I'm going to tell you the answers and we're going to talk a little bit about the vocabulary and the answers themselves.
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Okay, so question one was, who conquered the Visigothic kingdom of Toledo in 711 AD?
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And that is a who question.
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So the answer is going to be, Muslim armies conquered the Visigothic kingdom of Toledo.
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So if you got anything related to the Muslim armies, you got that one correct
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Question two is
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What was the new Muslim territory called?
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The new Muslim territory was called Al-Andalus and we should know this one because the whole
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Lesson is about Al-Andalus
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Question three. What is the name of the Prophet?
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the muslims follow the teachings of the prophet muhammad
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question four what is the sacred book of the muslims called the sacred book of the muslims
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is called the quran what was the name of the muslim empires so this is a more general question
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the muslim empires were called caliphates and were ruled by caliphs in what battle did the
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muslims defeat the visigoths in 711 a.d the muslims defeated the visigoths in the battle
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of the guadalete in 711 a.d and al-andalus became part of the caliphate okay do we remember reading
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about all of that? I know, a lot of information, but there's more. Okay, what did Al and Duluth
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become a center of? They became a center of art and learning. What are some examples of buildings
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built by the Muslims? So this refers to buildings built in Spain, and you might have heard of them
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before the Alhambra in Granada and the great mosque in Cordoba were both built
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by the Muslims okay and then the last question in the 10th century AD Cordoba
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was known as one of the most advanced cities in the world what was it known
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for so if we remember this one this is from our time fact and the answer is
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is going to be, Cordoba had the world's largest library,
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street lights, and running water.
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All right, I hope you got all those right
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or at least tried your best.
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I will see you in my next video.
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Bye.
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