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Has anyone taken World History on FLVS? I need help preparing for my module 2 and 3 D.B.A. I will fan, shout-out, help with any questions you have, and follow on Instagram. Please help.

Answer 1

I did

Answer 2

Can you tell me what question your teacher asked on the module three dba?

Answer 3

first what grade are u in

Answer 4

well questions

Answer 5

im in 9th grade

Answer 6

eashh. sorry not there yet

Answer 7

alright thanks anyways

Answer 8

Hello. I am in World History for FLVS and I am in Segment Two. I do not remember what my teacher asked me for those two Discussion-Based Assessments, but what I do is I go to the last page of the lesson and copy and paste the review answers. When you are done you can also try to complete your travel journals as well. c:

Answer 9

is there anyway you can go back in your grade book and tell me what you wrote as your submission for the module three dba assessment? im really struggling to remember what the module was about.

Answer 10

please i really want to know what questions the teacher is going to ask

Answer 11

Oh well, I do it kind of differently, you see. I call my teacher through the telephone and do the Discussion-Based Assessment there. Usually teachers have a list of five questions to ask you, but really only ask you three and try to ask you questions related to the ones on the exam. All I write in the Assessment for the submission is "I spoke with my teacher at _____"

Answer 12

ohh ok. do you remember the questions your teacher asked you though?

Answer 13

No, I don't. But like I said copy your Lesson Reviews which are in the last page of your lesson and completing the travel journal. c:

Answer 14

alright thank you

Answer 15

You should be well prepared if you fill out the travel journal & look at the review questions, just as @kewlgeek555 has said. I haven't taken any of the DBAs myself (I've been kind of skipping them and I know that's not the best thigng in the world to do.)

Answer 16

have you already completed your module 3 travel journal?

Answer 17

Yes

Answer 18

could you possibly email it to me?

Answer 19

@korebetha :

Sorry for creeping, but you can also attach them here using the "Attach File" button below where you comment. Welcome to OpenStudy. ;)

Answer 20

haha thanks i didnt know you could do that

Answer 21

I will have to type them up first, as I wrote them down in a notebook. I also cannot guarantee them to be the best responses, but I'm sure it's better than nothing. x)

Answer 22

thank you so much :D

Answer 23

Actually, I don't have them. Hmm. Sorry :(

Answer 24

what about you? @kewlgeek555 can you attach your travel journal from module 3

Answer 25

I stopped doing travel journals in Module One, and then started again in Module Six. Let me check, though. c:

Answer 26

ok

Answer 27

Okay. So this is my Travel Journal for 02.03. In one of the questions I highlighted. The green highlight means the good accomplishments, the red ones mean the fails, and the yellow means that I couldn't tell if it was a good or bad accomplishment. cx

Answer 28

I know, I know. I left a few questions unanswered. cx

Answer 29

thank you so much! this helped a lot

Answer 30

anyon has the 2.02 travel journal??

Answer 31

Question 1 (Worth 5 points)

In what way was the Islamic expansion into India similar to the way Islam expanded in other areas?

Islamic expansion into India was facilitated by both Islamic merchants and conquerors.

Islamic expansion into India was facilitated by a receptive Hindu population.

Islamic expansion into India was facilitated by a class of Asian warriors known as Sultans.

Islamic expansion into India was facilitated by a powerful Arabian navy launched in the 11th century.

Points earned on this question: 5

Question 2 (Worth 5 points)

In the 11th century ____________ brought Islam in India?

missionaries

caliphs

traders

Crusaders

Points earned on this question: 5

Question 3 (Worth 5 points)

"Andalus (the Iberian peninsula), which was conquered in the year 92 of the Hijra, continued for many years to be a dependency of the Eastern Khalifate, until it was snatched away from their hands by one of the surviving members of the family of Umeyyah (Umayyad), who, crossing over from Barbary, subdued the country, and formed therein an independent kingdom, which he transmitted to his posterity. During three centuries and a half, Andalus, governed by the princes of this dynasty, reached the utmost degree of power and prosperity, until civil war breaking out among its inhabitants, the Muslims, weakened by internal discord, became every where the prey of the artful Christians, and the territory of Islam was considerably reduced, so much so that at the present moment the worshippers of the crucified hold the greatest part of Andalus in their hands, and their country is divided into various powerful kingdoms, whose rulers assist each other whenever the Muslims attack their territories."
—Ibn Said, Book of the Maghrib, in Ahmed ibm Mohammed al-Makkari, The History of the Mohammedan Dynasties in Spain, translated by Pascuual de Gayangos s, (London: Oriental Translation Fund, 1840), 1, 95-102

According to this source, why did Muslim al-Andalus fall?

It fell because the Umayyads lost their hold on the Arab Empire.

It fell because the divisions within the empire made it vulnerable to attack.

It fell because of the superior military forces of the Christian Crusaders.

It fell because Muslims from the Eastern Khalifate conquered its lands.

Points earned on this question: 5

Question 4 (Worth 5 points)

Which of the following statements best describes Islam's spread from the seventh through the 17th century?

Military conquests by the Arab Empire and traders of Islamic faith were the primary means for spreading Islam to Africa, Europe, and Asia.

Islam reached North, Sub-Saharan, and East Africa, but did not take hold in Asia.

The Arab Empire rejected military conquest, therefore trade and missionaries were the primary means for spreading Islam beyond the Arabian Peninsula.

The spread of Islam was limited to the areas of the Arabian Peninsula where Muhammad traveled.

Points earned on this question: 5

Question 5 (Worth 5 points)

Which best describes the Muslim presence in North Africa in the late seventh and early eighth centuries?

Trade connections gave Islam a presence in cities and ports where merchants went.

Muslim missionaries first traveled throughout North Africa, and armies followed later.

Islam slowly converted the peoples of North Africa without a military takeover.

Muslim armies carried their faith west across the top of the entire continent.

Points earned on this question: 5

Question 6 (Worth 5 points)

If you traveled to Spanish city of Córdoba in the 10th century, which of the following would you not find?

a prosperous trading and religious center

a population larger than Paris, France

a government free from Islamic influence

a cultural center for the region

Points earned on this question: 5

Question 7 (Worth 5 points)

Which of the following best describes how European powers responded to Islamic expansion?

Europeans sought to convert the Arab people to Christianity to counteract Islamic influence.

Europeans were desperate to get to China before the Chinese were converted to Islam.

Europeans viewed the spread of Islam as a threat and actively worked to stop it.

Europeans cut off all trade with the Islamic Empire.

Points earned on this question: 5

Question 8 (Worth 5 points)

"All the nations of the Franks trembled at that terrible army, and they betook them to their king Caldus (Charles Martel), and told him of the havoc made by the Moslem horsemen, and bow they rode at their will through all the land of Narbonne, Toulouse, and Bordeaux, and they told the king of the death of their count."
— Anon Arab Chronicler

This passage is discussing

the Battle of Corboda

the Battle of Poitiers

the Mamluk overthrowing of the Abbasids

the invasion of the Byzantine Roman Empire

Points earned on this question: 5