The Islamic Cities
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The document discusses the characteristics of Islamic cities. It provides vocabulary related to Islamic cities and their features. It asks students to identify the special parts of Islamic cities like the medina, aljama or main mosque, souk or market, and alhondigas or warehouses where merchants kept their goods. It also asks students whether the city of Lebrija was an Islamic city based on characteristics like being fortified and having an alcazar or castle.
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- 7. Listening
- 10. Answer the following questions
- 14. Was Lebrija an islamic city?
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- 17. I THINK, SO FORTIFIED AREA ALCAZAR (El castillo) WALLS (around the alcazar And the Medina) MAIN MOSQUE (now The Church of Santa Mª de la Oliva) GATES
- 18. Alcazar Walls and gates Arrabales
- 19. HOMEWORK