Transcript uzbekistan - Mr Crake at Grayson

1. CAIRO-capital of Egypt and the most
populous city in Africa.
Life of the
Prophet Muhammad
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2. SHARIA-Islamic law, based on the words and
deeds of Muhammad and on comments written by
Muslim Scholars and lawmakers.
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3. BAZAAR-a traditional open-air
market with shops or rows of stalls.
4. FELLAHEEN-peasants or agricultural
workers in Egypt and other Arab countries.
EGYPT
5. Muslim holy month of Ramadancannot eat between dawn and dusk.
EGYPT
6. People move to the city-for
jobs and a better education.
Egypt
Saudi
Arabia
7. Languages of Africa?- over 1000,
English, Arabic, Swahili, most speak more
than one language.
Egypt
Saudi
Arabia
8. Languages are important?- common
language builds a sense of community.
9. In what ways does Islam influence
Egyptian culture? Islam affects how people
dress, when they eat, when they pray, their
education, and the nations laws.
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10. Where do most people in Egypt
live? Along the Nile River or in the Nile
Delta.
11. How do the lives of city dwellers
compare with the lives of villagers in
Egypt? City life is very crowded, but more
modern than rural life.
12. What is the
importance of the
Nile River to the
people of Egypt?
The Nile River is
Egypt’s source of
water for people and
crops.
13. Souq-open-air marketplace
in an Arab city.
Casbah of Algiers
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14. Casbah-an old, crowded
section of a North African city.
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15. Terrace-a flat platform of Earth cut
into the side of a slope, used for
growing crops in steep places.
A Berber family crossing
a river in Algeria.
16. What roles did Arabs and Berbers play in
the history of Algeria?-Berbers have lived in
Algeria for thousands of years, they helped
found Algiers. Arabs brought Islam and the
Arabic language to Algeria beginning around
A.D. 600.
University in Bejaia, Algeria
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17. Describe education in Algeria today:
Children ages 6-15 are required to attend
school, universities have been built, some
students attend college in other countries.
18. What do you think is the importance of the
language that is spoken in schools?-It provides
a common language for all of the students and
helps contribute to a sense of community.