Ottoman Empire
Safavid Empire
Mugol Empire
Ming China
Qing China
Fast Food
Japan
Russia
Harry Potter
Renaissance Arts, Science, and Political Science
Old World to New World
200
This religious law guided the daily lives of Muslims in the empire.
Sharia law
200
This country is the origin of the Safavid empire. Old or Modern.
Persia or Iran
200
This man, a descendant of Timur and Genghis Khan, founded the Mughal Empire.
Babur
200
What invention helped Chinese rebels overthrow the Yuan dynasty?
Gunpowder weapons
200
After the decline of the Ming dynasty due to corruption in government and distrust of its people, which tribe of people took over the government?
Manchus
200
Famous for its square burgers and Frosty desserts, this restaurant’s mascot is a redhead.
Wendy's
200
What invention started and ended the Daimyo's Warring States period in the 1600s?
Gun Powder Weapons/ Muskets
200
Peter III claimed that Russia was the third edition of this old empire.
Rome
200
This game, played on broomsticks, earns Harry fame as a Seeker.
Quidditch
200
This Italian scientist used his telescope to support the heliocentric theory.
Galileo Galilei
200
This three-part trade system connected Europe, Africa, and the Americas through the exchange of goods, enslaved people, and raw materials.
Triangle Trade
400
This elite military unit was made up of soldiers recruited through the Devshirme system. They were mostly Christian.
Janissaries
400
This man founded the Safavid Empire in 1501 and made Shi’a Islam the state religion.
Shah Ismail I
400
This ruler, known as “the Great,” expanded the empire and promoted religious tolerance.
Akbar the Great
400
Who was the first ruler of the Ming Dynasty?
Zhu Yaunzhang
400
Qing means what?
Pure
400
Closed on Sundays, this chain’s chicken sandwich sparked a nationwide debate.
Chick-fil-A
400
This Japanese national ended the age of warring daimyos and unified Japan.
Tokugawa
400
This was the first tsar/czar of Russia and ruled with a secret police force that earned his infamous name.
Ivan IV or Ivan the Terrible
400
The Dark Lord feared by all, whose real name is Tom Riddle.
Voldemort
400
This French philosopher championed freedom of speech and religion, famously saying, “I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it.”
Voltaire
400
Some African kingdoms grew powerful by capturing and selling these individuals to European traders.
Other Africans
600
This city was conquered in 1453, ending the Byzantine Empire and becoming the Ottoman capital.
Constantinople/Istanbul
600
This powerful ruler, known as “the Great,” expanded the empire and reformed the government.
Shah Abbas I (Abbas the Great)
600
This emperor built this monument in memory of his wife.
Taj Mahal
600
The Ming dynasty switched its military strategy from offense to defense by rebuilding this man-made defense.
The Great Wall
600
Under the Qing dynasty, all men had to adopt this hairstyle in conformity with its new ruler.
Manchu
600
“Hot-N-Ready” pizzas are the quick choice at this Roman-themed chain.
Little Caesars
600
What European idea caused the Tokugawa government to close its ports to all European countries, as it attracted many Japanese?
Christianity/ Catholicism
600
This leader of Russia was fascinated with the sciences and technology in Western Europe and added them to Russia through reform and political action.
Peter the Great
600
This headmaster of Hogwarts guides Harry throughout the films.
Albus Dumbledore
600
He started the Protestant Reformation by nailing his 95 Theses to a church door.
Martin Luther
600
This European nation was the first to colonize much of the Caribbean, seeking gold and converting Indigenous peoples to Christianity.
The Spanish
800
Under this ruler, known as “the Magnificent,” the empire reached its greatest size and power.
Suleyman the Magnificent
800
The Safavid Empire followed this branch of Islam.
Shi’a Islam
800
Most of the Mughal Empire’s population followed this major Indian religion.
Hinduism
800
The Ming dynasty commissioned this admiral to expand China's reach and establish trade routes in Southeast Asia.
Zheng He
800
What emperor of the Qing dynasty conquered the last of the Ming dynasty's territory?
Kangxi
800
Home of the Crunchwrap Supreme and Doritos Locos Tacos.
Taco Bell
800
In the Japanese Feudal system, who was at the bottom of the classes?
Merchants
800
This family took the Russian monarchy and ruled for 300 years?
The Romanovs
800
The Hogwarts house known for bravery and courage.
Gryffindor
800
In The Wealth of Nations, he explained that competition among businesses leads to more efficiency and innovation, creating wealth for a country.
Adam Smith
800
This economic policy said a nation’s power depended on its wealth — especially gold and silver — and encouraged colonies to provide raw materials and markets for the mother country.
Mercantilism
1000
This policy of tolerance helped the Ottomans rule over many different ethnic and religious groups.
religious tolerance
1000
The Safavid army was made up of soldiers loyal only to the shah, known for their loyalty and training.
Golam
1000
Akbar’s policy of accepting different religions was known by this term.
religious tolerance
1000
The Ming dynasty believed other cultures had little to offer, so they switched to a political policy of having no contact with the outside world. Known as what?
Isolationism
1000
What two problems led to the decline of the Qing Dynasty?
Food Shortage and China's refusal to modernize.
1000
The Big Mac and McFlurry call this golden-arched restaurant home.
McDonalds
1000
What policy adopted by Japan caused the Tokugawa government's downfall?
Isolationism
1000
What problem caused Russia's monarchy to fall in 1917?
Modernizing socially.
1000
The killing curse used by Voldemort.
Avada Kedavra
1000
This English philosopher promoted the scientific method—using observation and experimentation to find truth.
Francis Bacon
1000
A major advantage of this type of company was that it allowed investors to share the risk of funding colonies or trade ventures instead of one person losing everything if it failed.
joint-stock company