3.1 - European, East Asian, and Gunpowder Empires Expand

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Gunpowder Empires used ____ to ____

firearms, conquer territories

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what are four major Gunpowder Empires?

Russia, Ottomans, Safavids, Mughals

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around what year did the medieval period end?

1450

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the invention of the _____ increased ____

Gutenberg printing press, literacy

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after 1450s, Europe became more ____ and the new ______ class began to grow

centralized, middle

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what 3 major things did leaders want to centralize?

taxes, army, and religion

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why was Russia special? (think location)

it spanned from Europe to Asia

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Russia was influenced by what two groups of people?

Mongols and Vikings

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who were the Cossacks?

peasant warriors

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control of the ___ River helped Russia by ____, avoiding the strong ______

Volga, opening a trade outlet, Crimean Tartars

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what is one surprising place the Russians went to?

America

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which dynasty overthrew Kublai Khan?

Ming Dynasty

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the Ming Dynasty expanded China’s ____ and ____

size, wall

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what two threats did the Ming Dynasty face?

Qing Dynasty and Mongols

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which emperor is responsible for Taiwan, Mongolia, and Tibet expansions?

Kangxi

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what emperor is responsible for strong bureaucracy and genocide in _____?

Qianlong, Xinjiang

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what traits did all Islamic Gunpowder Empires share in common?

Turkish, caused by breakup of Mongols, and used gunpowder

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what was the ghazi ideal?

warrior life that blended nomadic cooperativeness and willingness to fight

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what person helped set state for rise of Turkic empires?

Tamerlane

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around what area is the Ottoman empire?

present-day Turkey

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the Ottoman Empire is special because it ____

lasted over 600 years

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what city in Ottoman empire was crucial to trade?

Istanbul

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what was the significance of Istanbul?

it controlled the Aegean-Black Sea link

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how did the Ottomans take Istanbul?

cannons

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____ had to pay a tax to the _____

Venice, Ottomans

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the Safavid empire lacked a ____

navy

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how did the Safavid Empire remain strong?

importing European weapons and expertise

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which religion was important for justifying governance in the Safavid Empire?

Shi’a Islam

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which two Islam empires have frequent hostilities?

Ottomans and Safavids

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the Ottoman is primarily what religion?

Sunni religion

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where did the Safavid dynasty originate?

Iran

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the Mughal empire was one of the ____ and _____ states in the world

richest, best-governed

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what goods did the Mughal empire trade?

textiles, foods, spices, stones

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what goods did the Mughal empire want?

gold and silver

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how did the Ottoman empire decline?

weak leadership and strong European neighbors

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why were the successors of Suleiman weak?

wives and concubines promoted their children

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how did the Safavid Empire decline?

corruption, military spending, and Sunni Pashtun rebellions

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how did the Mughal empire decline?

corruption, expensive military campaigns, primitive military technology, and peasant uprisings