Islam & The Middle Ages:
Assignments & Documents
Learning Objectives #6 - Islam & The Middles Ages.pptxIslam & The Middle Ages Learning Objectives:
These are the Learning Objective questions for Unit 6 on the Islam & The Middle Ages. These are the concepts you will be expected to know for the next exam.
Islam & The Middle Ages Webquest - 2023.docxIslam & The Middle Ages Webquest
Islam & The Middle Ages Webquest Internet Links.docxIslam & The Middle Ages Webquest Links
Personal Five Pillars:
The Islamic faith is built on five "pillars" or basic, foundational beliefs. This assignment will have you seriously think about your own life and examine what your own personal five pillars are. The instructions are below:
Think seriously about what matters to you in life: What supports you, motivates you, and makes you happy?
On a sheet of paper, list your personal five pillars: The five things you base your success/happiness on.
Explain each one and why it matters to you in 2-3 sentences and then illustrate your personal five pillars with a neatly done drawing.
Crest Backpage.docxMedieval Crest: This is the backside of the Medieval Crests Assignment. All of the instructions on what to do are here.
You will need to see me though to get the front side of the assignment which is the actual Crest.
Understanding the Black Death Student Materials.docxBlack Death Primary Document Readings & Questions:
This document has two primary source readings about the Black Death. One of them is from medieval France and one ftom the Islamic World. read the two documents and then answer the questions on the worksheet about what they said about the Black Death in both places.
National Historical Football League Assignment - 2023.docxFirst Semester Summary Project - National Historical Football League:
This is a project we are doing to review and recap all of the various eras and time periods of history that we have covered this year so far. The instructions are on the document but you will need to see me for the blank helmets you will need to complete the assignment (or draw your own).