European Empires
Spain and Portugal make up this peninsula
Iberian
All three of these empires make up the gunpowder empires
Mughal, Safavid, and Ottoman
This large empire collapsed allowing for the development of the Ming, Qing, and Russian empires
Mongol Empire
This refers to the challenging of the Catholic Church by Martin Luther
These types of monarchs have complete control over their lands.
Absolute Monarchs
This is what we call the transfer of plants, animals, and diseases between the Old World and New World
Columbian Exchange
This is the only gunpowder empire that was ruled by Shia Islam
Safavid Empire
This empire was the wealthiest of all empires in the Early Modern Period
China
Conversion was a goal of the conquistadors as they colonized this location
the Americas or the New World
In the new world, people were increasingly socially stratified by this.
Race
This economic idea, popular during this period in Western Europe, assumes that wealth is limited and emphasizes that exports should exceed imports.
Mercantilism
This word to describe the Gunpowder empires refers to an increased desire to be sophisticated, diverse, and educated.
Cosmopolitanism
This empire, ran by Tsar Peter the Great, moved its capital to the west to interact more with Western empires
Russian Empire
Blends of two or more religious beliefs create this type of religion
The creation of this class was a major social change during the Early Modern Period
The Bourgeoisie (middle class)
Much of the conversion efforts and later missionary efforts into the New World, specifically by the Spanish, advocated for this type of Church.
Catholic
This important policy allowed Gunpowder empires to rule over large lands with diverse ethnicities
Religious Toleration
This increasingly popular belief in the Ming and Qing dynasties focused on Chinese learning, art, and civic responsibility.
This idea that stated the Sun was at the center of the universe rather than the Earth got Galelio charged with heresy
Heliocentrism
Enslaved people were brought across the Atlantic Ocean to the New World by way of what is called...
The Middle Passage
Access to these markets was a primary reason for European exploration during this period.
Asian Markets
In the Ottoman Empire elite military regiments offered enslaved people and prisoners of war opportunities for social advancement in exchange for converting to Islam and serving the state called..
Jannisaries
This empire faced inward while many other empires were expanding and seeking increased trade.
Chinese Dynasties
This idea of the scientific revolution championed proof for ideas from experimentation
Expiricism
This movement was funded through increasingly wealthy banking families beginning in Italy.