Ottoman Empire AP World History Period 2

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Who in ottoman empire

Central asian nomads

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Ottomans pushed out by who

Mongols, ottoman settles in Anatolia (Turkey)

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Who is osman

Unites turkish clans (refer to P1)

Decentralized tribe leaders in charge

Sultan needs others to enforce rules + collect taxes

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Ottoman takes over what empire

Abbasid Empire (review)

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What issue on border w/ mongols

Power struggle - neither are strong enough to fully conquer the other

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Ottoman conquest w/ who

Clashes/conflict with Byzantine empire

Conquer Constantinople (Istanbul) 1453 with gunpowder weapons

Take land from other islamic empires, russia

Sultan controls army - feels weak compared to tribal leaders

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Religious motivation in ottoman

Sunni muslims

Ghazi - warriors for Islam to keep/preserve religion

troops led by tribal leaders in ottoman

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Devshirme

slave tax

Christian villages own tax and young boys

no prejudice of any sort

trained to be soldiers/bureaucrats (called Janissaries)

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Janissaries

slave boys that become islamic then train to be soldiers/bureaucrats

are loyal to sultan

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Conquest what trade routes

Navy-Mediterranean trade route

several wars —> push out italian city states —> control trade

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Ottoman administration early

decentralized - tribal leaders as governors and army (they want to have the power)

Ulama - control legal system sharia law

Jizya - tax on jews + Christians —> ppl flee over time —> more homogeneity (same ppl)

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Ottoman administration late

Jannisaries - gain more power → replace tribal leaders + ulamas overtime

More power + wealth —> Harem

Viziers

Religion is tool of legitimacy

public works projects, geometric mosques (!!), madrasas, handwritten books

tax farming (way of appointing jobs)

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Harem

nice living space, a social area, like living room, garden, kitchen, very well furnished

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Vizier

right hand man, high ranking minister (came from Janissaries)

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Tax farming

give job of tax collector to those willing to be paid the least

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Ottoman economy

trade routes - dominate trade + control taxes

bazaars - stimulate trade, central location, taxed

guilds - quality, production, price (rug, tiles, silk, pottery, glass)

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Ottoman society

population increases bc:

new intensive farming methods

irrigation, fertilizers, incentives to grow more

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Ottoman foods

tobacco + coffee - coffee houses known for debate + business, social area

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Women status in ottoman

Womens status decreases - rejection of west’s ideas of women, back to traditional roles

Wahhabi movement

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Wahhabi movement

forced strict orthodox movement

VERY traditional women roles

influences government very much

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Ottoman empire decline

long period of decline (since 1750)

2nd half of ottoman is very weak

administrative issues - can’t raise taxes + disorganized + weaker trade + lower production

peasants rebel when taxes raised

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Line of succession issue

line of succession after sultan’s death too confusing - sons fight for power - try to imprison family

rulers out of touch with the ppl - are disconnected bc they dont understand the ppl

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Outside reasons for decline

Europeans enter asian trade —> silk road declines bc China/europe doesnt use —> cant control / monopolize anymore

unwilling to adopt ideas from europe (wahhabi)

europe made more efficient gunpowder - ottomans reject

attacked by Safavid (shi’a muslims) because surrounded geographically

Omani empire rising + hurting maritime trade