a world religion which is followed by Muslims

a period of time in Islam’s history, which spans from 570 CE to 1258 CE

the arrangement of events or dates in the order in which they happened

a time period when Islam and the Islamic Empire grew rapidly

a city established during early Islamic civilisation, which became a centre for learning and the hub of the Islamic Golden Age

Researching early Islamic civilisation

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In this unit, pupils learn to further finesse the skills of persuasive and credible essay writing.

In 'Polar Regions: Essay Writing', pupils learnt techniques to develop the strength of their argument throughout an essay. In this unit, pupils will learn to further finesse the skills of persuasive and credible essay writing.

In this unit, pupils research the Abbasid dynasty of early Islamic civilisation and why it is referred to by historians as a 'Golden Age'. They organise their knowledge into a clear essay structure with an introduction, paragraphs and a conclusion. They then write an essay that aims to inform.

Early Islamic civilisation: essay writing

a world religion that is followed by Muslims

a period of time in Islam’s history, spanning from 570 CE to 1258 CE

the arrangement of events in the order in which they happened

a city established during Early Islamic civilisation

Fill in the gap: Islam has __________ pillars.

Fill in the gap: People who follow Islam are called...

an Islamic religious and political leader 

leaders who belong to the same important family

the study of the movements of the planets, sun, moon and stars 

a person who has much knowledge, usually from research or study

Match the terminology with the correct definition.

Fill in the gap: The __________ dynasty led Early Islamic civilisation into the Golden Age. 

The events in a text are not written in the order in which they happened.

The events in a text are written in the order in which they happened.

A text is written in a formal, informative way.

to inform the reader about a person's life

to inform the reader about a particular topic

Select the types of non-fiction writing from the list:

Identify the linguistic features of essays:

Which of these fronted adverbials is not appropriate to use in an essay?

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