Living Together: Social Studies 7
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What significant development occurred within one hundred years after the advent of Islam?

  • Islamic state expanded to many countries. (correct)
  • The Islamic state began trading exclusively with Europe.
  • Muslim travelers solely focused on pilgrimage.
  • Islam became the dominant religion in Asia only.

Which aspect was NOT a focus of the Muslims during the expansion of the Islamic state?

  • Establishing military dominance.
  • Isolation from other cultural influences. (correct)
  • Cultural exchanges with locals.
  • Trade with neighboring regions.

What was the timeframe for the expansion of the Islamic state after the founding of Islam?

  • Ten years.
  • Two thousand years.
  • Five hundred years.
  • One hundred years. (correct)

What is considered a significant outcome of the expedition to Latin America?

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What was one of the outcomes of the expansion of the Islamic state?

<p>Increased opportunities for Muslim travelers and traders. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which aspect of geography was primarily influenced by the expedition to Latin America?

<p>The advancement of physical geography sciences. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which consequence of the Islamic expansion is often highlighted?

<p>Growth of diverse trading networks. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the focus of the sciences that benefited from the Latin American expedition?

<p>The physical characteristics of the Earth's surface. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why might the expedition be seen as memorable?

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Which scientific discipline was NOT directly impacted by the Latin American expedition?

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Which regions did Strabo describe in his cultural geographies?

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What was the farthest east Strabo's cultural geography extended?

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Which of the following regions was not mentioned as part of Strabo's cultural geographies?

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What aspect of geography did Strabo primarily focus on in his writings?

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Which northernmost region was included in Strabo's cultural geographic descriptions?

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What does the concept of regions primarily depend on?

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Which of the following is NOT a typical characteristic used to define a region?

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How might individuals assess the type of region they live in?

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In what way do mental maps contribute to the understanding of regions?

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What is a significant factor that might influence how one perceives their region?

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What is the primary focus of physical geographers?

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Which of the following topics is NOT typically studied by physical geographers?

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Physical geographers are likely to investigate which of these aspects?

<p>Distribution of plant and animal species (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes a question physical geographers might ask?

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Which natural phenomenon would a physical geographer most likely study?

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What does the hydrosphere encompass?

<p>All the waters of the Earth (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes a laser?

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What is meant by the term phenomena?

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Which statement is incorrect about lasers?

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How is the hydrosphere relevant to other Earth's systems?

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Islamic Expansion

The period of rapid growth and expansion of the Islamic state, beginning in the 7th century CE.

Islamic Expansion: Speed

The spread of Islam beyond the Arabian Peninsula, reaching parts of Africa, Asia, and Europe within the first century after its emergence.

Trade and Islamic Expansion

The role of trade and commerce in facilitating the spread of Islam, along with its ideas, culture, and people.

Muslim Travelers and Exchange

The impact of Muslim travelers and traders on the transmission of knowledge, technology, and culture across different regions.

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First Century of Islam

The period of approximately one hundred years after the advent of Islam (632 CE) during which the Islamic state expanded significantly.

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Who was Strabo?

A Greek geographer who documented the cultural geographies of various societies across a vast region extending from Britain to India, Ethiopia, and Iceland.

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What is cultural geography?

The practice of studying and understanding the relationship between human cultures and the geographical spaces they inhabit.

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What did Strabo's work cover?

Strabo's detailed account of the diverse cultures found in a wide range of regions, from Britain to India.

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Why is Strabo's work significant?

Strabo's writings provided valuable insights into the cultural practices, beliefs, and ways of life of various societies across a vast geographical expanse.

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How vast was the geographical scope of Strabo's work?

From Britain in the west to India in the east, and from Ethiopia in the south to Iceland in the north, Strabo meticulously documented the cultural tapestry of the ancient world.

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Physical Geography

The study of Earth's physical features, including landforms, climate, and natural resources.

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Expedition

A journey or exploration involving travel and observation.

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Latin America

A region in the Americas, often encompassing Central and South America, known for its diverse cultures and landscapes.

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Foundation

The process of establishing the foundation or basis for something.

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Laying the foundation

The act of influencing or contributing to the development of something.

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What is the hydrosphere?

All the water on Earth, including oceans, lakes, rivers, ice, and groundwater.

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What is a laser?

A device that produces a concentrated beam of light of a single color (wavelength).

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What is a phenomenon?

An event or fact that can be observed.

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Mental Regions

Regions perceived in our minds as distinct areas, even if they don't have official boundaries.

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Cultural Geography

The study of how human cultures interact with the places they live in.

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How vast was Strabo's work?

Strabo's work covered a huge area, documenting diverse cultures across a vast region, from Britain to India.

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What do physical geographers study?

Physical geographers study the Earth's surface and its natural features, like climate, landforms, soil, plants, and animals.

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What are some topics physical geographers explore?

Climate, landforms, soil, vegetation, and animal life are all topics of interest to physical geographers.

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What is the goal of physical geographers?

Physical geographers aim to understand how these natural features work together and how they change over time.

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How do physical geographers conduct their studies?

Physical geographers use various methods like observation, measurement, and data analysis to study the Earth's surface.

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Why is physical geography important?

The knowledge gained from physical geography is essential for addressing environmental issues and planning for sustainable development.

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Study Notes

Book Information

  • Title: Living Together
  • Subject: Social Studies
  • Level: 7
  • Edition: New Edition

Authors, Editors, and Staff

  • Author: Reem Arif Al-Otaibi
  • Editor: Kim Parker
  • Project Coordinator: Omar Shaltaf
  • Art Director: Ra'ed Tanbouz
  • Illustrator: Shereen Issawi
  • Publisher/Owner: Eclipse Publishing Co.

Table of Contents - Chapter 1

  • Lesson 1: The Field of Geography (page 3)
  • Lesson 2: The Contribution of the Muslim Scholars to the Field of Geography (page 7)
  • Lesson 3: Notable and Famous Geographers (page 11)
  • Lesson 4: Physical and Cultural Features (page 14)
  • Lesson 5: Physical and Human Geography (page 18)
  • Lesson 6: Geography and Technology (page 21)

Table of Contents - Chapter 2

  • Lesson 1: People's Republic of China (page 31)
  • Lesson 2: The Republic of India (page 39)
  • Lesson 3: Islamic Republic of Pakistan (page 46)
  • Lesson 4: The Republic of Indonesia (page 50)
  • Lesson 5: Malaysia (page 56)

Table of Contents - Chapter 3

  • Lesson 1: World Climates (page 65)
  • Lesson 2: The Koppen Climate Classification (page 70)
  • Lesson 3: Adaptation to Different Climates: The Inuit People (page 77)

Table of Contents - Chapter 4

  • Lesson 1: The History of Petroleum (page 87)
  • Lesson 2: Oil Formation and Production (page 92)
  • Lesson 3: Oil Production and Industry in the Arab World (page 97)
  • Lesson 4: The History of Olive Oil (page 102)
  • Lesson 5: Olive Oil Production in the Arab World (page 107)

Table of Contents - Chapter 5

  • Lesson 1: The Earliest Human Societies (page 115)
  • Lesson 2: The Industrial Societies (page 123)
  • Lesson 3: The Family as a Social Institution (page 130)
  • Lesson 4: The Family in Constitutions of the World (page 136)
  • Lesson 5: Challenges Facing Families (page 142)

Table of Contents - Chapter 6

  • Lesson 1: Deforestation (page 151)
  • Lesson 2: Acid Rain (page 157)

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