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What were the Islamic states that rose after the Mongol (aka the Gunpowders states)

  • Ottoman

  • Safavid

  • mughal

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What are some empires that rose after the Mongols.

  • Russia

  • Manchu/Qing Dynasty

  • Songhai

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Timurid dynasty was founded by _____ in the _____

Timur (Tamerlane); 14th century

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The Timurid dynasty spanned

Central Asia and the Middle East

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The Timurid dynasty developed

centralized empire administration, strong military, and cultual renaissance.

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The Ottoman dynasty lasted from

1299- 1453

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The Ottoman empire began with _____ ______ ______ and the conquest of

Sultan Mehmed the second; Constantinople

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When did the ottomans conquer Constantinople?

1453

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When did the Ottomans become a "Gunpowder state"

1453

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Mehmen the second strengthens the Ottoman navy and took advantage of

employing artillery

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Why did the Byzantine Empire end

Because it was captured by the Ottomans

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What were the two most extensive reasons behind the Ottomans expansion and conquest

Mobility and Firepower

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Why are the Topcu Ocagi and the Baslica Cannon significant developments in the Ottoman expansion

Because this allowed them to conquer other empires

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Which contients does the Ottoman empire span across by the end of Sulieman the firsts reigin in 1566

Europe, Africa, and Asia

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Suleiman the Magnificent reigened from

1520-1566

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Silimen led the Ottoman empire into a

Golden Age

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Why was the SiIlmen empire known as the Golden Age

territorial expansion, military campaigns, and economic growth

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Suleiman's ottoman formed alliances with

Europe

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The decline of Timurid left the place

politically fragmented

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Ismali becomes the Shah of Islam at the age of

14

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Ismail was a descendant of a sufi leader, which caused the Safavid empire to be rooted in

Sufism

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Abbas the great ruled the Safavid empire from

1588-1629

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Abbas the great's reign also marked a

Golden age

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Abbas encouraged ______ and ______

trade and commerce

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Abbas supported

architecture, calligraphy, and literature

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When was the Ottoman Safavid war?

1623-1639

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What were some causes behind the Ottoman-Safavid War

Political:

  • border disputes, particularly Iraq and Caucasus,

  • Past Wars and territorial losses

  • comeption for regional dominace

    Religous:

    • Ottoman was predominalty Sunni, while Safavid followed Shia Islam

    • Safavids active promotion of Shia Islam + Conversion effots in majority Sunni communities

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Babur was a descendant of who?

Ghengas Khan on his Mothers side

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Timur on his Fathers side

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Babur was founder of the ________ dynasty.

Mughal

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Babur ruled the Kingdom of

Fergana

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Babur defeated the Delhi Sultante at the _____ _____ ___________ in ____

Battle of Panipat; 1526

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Akbar was the grandson of

Babur

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What were the years of Akbar's reign

1556-1605

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Mughal empire expierenced a _______ ___ under Akbar

Golden Age

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Aruangzeb reigned from

1658- 1707

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War elephants and cannons were used under the rule of

Aurangzeb

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When was the Mughal-Safavid war

1649-1653

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Explain the causes behind the Mughal-Safivid war

Political: Shah Jahn of the Mughals wanted to explore into Safavid territory to secure trade routes
Religious: the Mughals followed Sunni Islam, while the Safavid followed the Shia Islam

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Yuan Dynasty time period

1271-1368

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Ming Dynasty Time Period

1368-1644

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Qing Dynasty Time Period

1644-1911

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Prince Dorgan of the Mancus led invasions against the

Ming Dynasty

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Emperor Kangxi ruled from

1661-1722

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Emperor Qianlong ruled from

1736-1796

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Emperor Kanji expanded territory into

Titan, Mongolia, and Tibet

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Emperor Qianlong expanded into

central asia (but failed to expand into burma and vietnam)

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What were the four methods that rulers used

  • Use bureaucratic elites and military professionals

  • Put religion on your side

  • Monumental architecture (the bigger the better)

  • Develop a decent tax collection

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Burecratic Elites

a governing class operating under a hierachical structure that helps organize and control states

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Military professionals

elite forces that usually serve very close to the ruler and help maintain control and stability

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Divine right of Kings

when rulers cliam that their authority is derived from God

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Unifies diverse populations

a state religon which openly practiced by a ruler, creates a sense of greater unfication.

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Why did monumental architecture legitimize a ruler's authority?

  • the buildings were grand- they had no purpose

  • they showcase the rulers power and wealth

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What was the order of the bureaucratic elites in the Ottoman Empire?

Sultan, Grand Vizier, Vizier, Pashas

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What was the role of the Sultan in the Ottoman Empire

Absolute Ruler

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What was the role of the Grand Vizier in the Ottoman Empire

Chief Adviser

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What was the role of the Vizier in the Ottoman Empire

Officials under the Grand Vizier

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What was the role of the Pashas in the Ottoman Empire

Reginal Governors

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the elite enderun school recruited students via

Devisirme

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Devisirme

the islamization of enslaved Christian Children

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Janissaries

an elite miltary force recruited from the Devisirme

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Janissaries were forbiden to

engage in pursuits outside of the Janissary duties

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Janissaries served as

  • bodygaurds to the Sultan

  • policemen

  • palace gaurds

  • firefighers

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Janissaries were the first real military corps to use

firearms

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Jizya is a tax on

non-muslims

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Devsirme's role is taxes

Children could be traded instead of money

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What does Daimyo mean?

large land owner

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What was the role of the emperor during the Sengoku period

  • sympolic figurehead

  • confined to the imperial palace

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What was the role of the Shogun during the Sengoku period

  • maintaining order

  • controlling Samuri class

  • overseeing the daimyos

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Despite the emperor holding hier rank during the Sengoko period, who held more power

shoguns and daimyos

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The Sengoku's were introduced to guns via

Portuguese in 1543

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Azuchi Castle was built in ____ by ____ _______

1579; Oda Nobunga

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Who were the unifiers of Japan?

  • Oda Nobunaga

  • Toyotomi Hideyoshi

  • Tokugawa Ieyasu

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Tokugawa Shogunate was appointed shogun in

1603

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Tokugawa Shogunate standardized

currency

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Tokugawa Shogunate restricted the activites of ___________ ________ to maintain social order

Samurai Class

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What was the role of Zamindars in the Mughal Empire

they collected taxes

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Describe the Aztec system for receiving payments

  • rulers forced tribute payments by thread of war

  • payments were made in form by luxury goods

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In what formets did the Ming collect taxes

  • hard currency as a portion of agricultral output

  • salt

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What does the word samurai mean

warrior or knight

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Where did Zen Buddhism come from and why did it appeal to the Samurai

  • It came from India

  • Its simple rituals, along wit beliefs that salvation comes from within. This provided a background for the Sanurais code of behavior.

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What changes occurred under the leadership of Tokugawa leasu in 1615 CE

The Tougaya army destorys the Totomi Strongold and Osaka. This brough 250 years of peace.

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How did the roles of the Samurai change as a result of the Tokugawa Shogunate?

The importance of Martial arts declines, and many samuris became bureaucrats, teachers, or artists.

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Why did the role of the Samurai change?

As modern militaris emerged in teh 19th century they very expensive to maintain comapred to the average soilder.

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When was Japanese feudalism abolished

1871

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Christianty originated in the

1st century

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The church began to rival state governments in the

13th century

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Feudalism began its decline in the

13th century

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The plauge peaked in

1351

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The western schism in 1378 resulted in

two popes in France and Rome

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The _____ _____ _____ was Europes first major unifying power

Roman Catholic Church

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The Church was a well- orginzed system of

communication and bureacracy

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The Grat Schism of 1054 split the church into what two branches?

Eastern Orthidix

Roman Cathloic

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What was the major result in of the western schisim in 1378

tow opposint popes which slip europes alliance.

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Conciliarism

a movement to reform the Church by stating power resided in an eamencial council of bishops and other church ahtorities which eroded the power of Europe

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What did humanist scholars begin to scrutinize

Church doctrines, challenging some of the traditonal beliefts + practices

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Who was Dutch Christian

a catholic priest and humanist scholar

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Duch Christian translated __ _____ __________ which made it

The New Testament; accessible to more people

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Dutch Christian critized

corruption within the Roman Cathlic Church

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Indulgences

a remission or reduction of the temporal punishment that a perosn might face for their sins. These could be purchased and this lead to criticisms of corruption.