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The founder of the Safavid Empire
Who was Shah Ismail I?
The nickname of the founder of the Mughal Empire.
What was "the Tiger"?
The colors of porcelain that was meant for only royalty
What were blue and white?
The man known as the second founder of the Safavid Empire.
Who as Abbas?
The Mughal ruler who expanded the empire to the west, east, and south.
Who was Akbar?
The country that took over India thanks to one of its companies.
What was Britain?
The Safavid ruler under whose leadership a new style of architecture developed.
Who was Abbas?
The dynasty whose name literally translates to "Mongol" because it was started by a descendent of the great Mongol Chinggis Khan.
What was the Mughal Empire?
The reason why the Safavid Empire was Shia Muslim.
What was because of the influence of Shah Ismail II?
The diligent, hardworking race of people that helped the Ottoman economy.
Who were the Jews?
The requirement for non-Muslims to be able to worship in the Gunpowder Empires.
What was to pay a tax?
Name one key Ottoman city that they focused on for economic development.
What were Istanbul and Adrianople?
The reason why Shah Ismail I stopped actively governing his empire.
What was because he had lost a battle?
The reason why the Byzantine Empire was already weak when the Ottomans began their attacks.
What were the Crusades?
The city in which the Ottoman expansion into Europe was finally repelled.
What was Vienna?
The modern day countries of all three Gunpowder Empires.
What are Ottoman-Turkey, Safavid-Iran, and Mughal-India?
Explain at least two reasons why the Ottomans were successful with their military.
Explain how the Middle Kingdom fell behind the rest of the world.
What was an attitude of superiority, an overabundance of pride in their culture, a rejection of the west and their influence, and a complete isolation?
The cause of increase in smuggling and piracy after 1436.
What was the reduction of the Chinese Navy?
Describe the dramas of the Ming Dynasty.
What was that they were long and complex, often lasting for hours and having over forty scenes?