Empire Expansion
Administration
Belief Systems
Gunpowder Empires
100

This weapon revolutionized warfare.

What is gunpowder? 

100

Empires, including China, made these collections as a way to demand recognition of their power and authority. 

What is a tribute? 

100

This movement challenged Catholic authority.

What is the Protestant Reformation? 

100

The Ottomans, Safavids and Mughals are known as these.

What are gunpowder empires? 

200

This empire controlled Anatolia and the eastern Mediterranean. 

What is the Ottoman Empire? 

200

This Ottoman system recruited Christian boys for state service.

What is devshirme? 

200

This split divided Islam.

What is Sunni vs Shia? 

200

This elite military group was composed of Christian boys who served under Ottoman rule. 

What are Janissaries? 

300

This empire ruled much of India.

What is the Mughal Empire? 

300

Japan centralized power by operating under this system.

What is the Tokugawa shogunate? 

300

This religion blended Hindu and Islamic ideas.

What is Sikhism? 

300

This Safavid belief system differed from Ottoman Islam.

What is Shia Islam? 

400

This dynasty ruled China after the Ming.

What is the Qing Dynasty? 

400

This idea was a common way European governments sought to legitimize the authority of the monarch. 

What is the divine right of kings? 

400

Martin Luther argued that these Catholic practices violated biblical teachings. 

What are indulgences and simony? 

400

This architectural project symbolized Mughal power.

What is the Taj Mahal? 

500

Explain how military technology led to empire growth.

What is firearms enabled territorial expansion? 

500

Explain how land-based empires used this to legitimize and consolidate their power.

What is religion, art, architecture, and/or taxes?

500

Explain what replaced Justinian Law after the siege of Constantinople under Ottoman rule.

What is shariah law? 

500

Explain who was subjected to paying taxes in the Ottoman empire.

Who are non-Muslims? 

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