Ottomans
Safavids
Other Gunpowders
Reformations
100

Ottoman Empire was founded by this guy.

Osman I.

100

Safavid capital.

Isfahan.

100

This native Chinese dynasty fell to an invading nomadic tribe in the 1600s.

Ming Dynasty.

100

Martin Luther nailed this many theses to the Wittenberg church door.

95

200
The Ottomans belong to this formerly nomadic people group from central Asia.

Turks.

200

Variety of Islam followed by Safavids.

Shi'a.

200

The 'barbarian' Manchus that conquered China in the 17th century founded this dynasty.

Qing.
200

When two religions blend and create a new religious system it is known as this.

Syncretism.

300

The Ottomans utilized this system of recruitment to gather soldiers and bureaucrats from its conquered territories.

Devshirme.

300

Safavid relations with Europeans differed from Ottoman relations with Europeans because

Ottomans hated Europeans; Safavids invited them in and traded with them (Persian carpets)

300

In this gunpowder empire, Muslim leaders ruled over a population of mostly non-Muslims and eventually let them hold government positions.

Mughal Empire.

300

Martin Luther's problems with the Catholic Church focused on two main areas.

Selling indulgences and Church officials living luxurious lives.

400
The elite troops of the Ottoman army were called

Janissaries.

400

Safavids fought many wars with the Ottomans over this issue.

Wanting to convert territory from Sunni to Shi'a Islam.

400

The Islamic gunpowder empires were hostile to new ideas from this region.

Western Europe.

400

Martin Luther believed the Bible should be interpreted by whom, instead of whom according to the Catholic Church.

Martin Luther = individual

Catholic Church = Pope / priests

500

The Ottoman decline began after Suleyman's failed siege of this European capital.

Vienna.

500
Safavid emperors used this royal title, just like the kings of Iran up until the 1970s.

Shah.

500

Harems caused the decline of the gunpowder empires in this manner.

Concubines/wives started civil wars to place their sons on the throne.

500

This Swiss-French reformer came up with a radical new idea that contradicted against free will. (need both)

John Calvin, Predestination.