3.2 APWH

This famous building in Dehli built by Mughal Shah Jahan for his dead wife is called

Taj Mahal

Daimyo were

Feudal lords in Japan during the early Edo period

Tributes were a way an empire could increase revenue in addition to collecting taxes. All off the following were empires that demanded tribute from others EXCEPT

Japan

Askia the Great the leader of ______, like Mansa Musa, promoted Islam and pilgrimaged to Mecca.

Songhai

When the Ottoman Empire conquered Constantinople they renamed the city

Istanbul

Peter the Great moved the capital of Russia from Moscow to _______, a new modern capital on the coast.

Saint Petersburg

Divine Right of Kings is

a political and religious doctrine that states that a monarch derives their authority directly from God and is therefore not subject to earthly authority or questioning.

Peter the Great of Russia was a member of the

Romanov

To maintain power in Russia, Ivan the Terrible created the oprichnina or

secret police

In Russia, the order of society place the ____ at the top

boyars

English Bill of Rights is

A document that established rights and liberties for the English people and limited the powers of the monarchy.

The _______ shogunate ruled Japan during "The Great Peace"

Tokugawa

In the Ottoman Empire, Janissaries were

elite infantry units made up of Christian slave soldiers

In France, royal officials- sent to provinces to execute the orders of the crown were called

Intendents

To ensure loyalty to the sultan in the Ottoman Empire, administrators came from

the devshirme system

To centralize power in China after the Mongols, the Ming Dynasty did all of the following EXCEPT

create 50 provinces

Tax collectors in the Ottoman Empire were called

Zamindars

All of the following are true about Peter the Great EXCEPT

opened public schools

The palace of ________ in France was built to show the power and authority of their absolute monarch.

Versailles

Absolutism is

a political theory that suggests that power should be concentrated in the hands of a single ruler or authority.

In England, the men picked by the landed gentry to maintain peace in counties of England were called

Justices of the Peace