How many branches of education did the Ottoman use?
Three
The leader/ royal family of the Safavid empire
Shah
This iconic structure is often considered one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. What is it?
The Taj Mahal
Which flower holds significance in Ottoman culture?
Tulip
During the 1700s, the Ottoman Empire controlled parts of the Arabian Peninsula, including this holy city that holds significance in Islam.
Mecca
Name a cultural product produced by the Safavid:
King’s Book of Kings, Silk, Carpets, Colorful Tiles, Mosaics, Calligraphy
What did the Taj Mahal symbolize in Mughal culture?
the cultures diversity
Where did Tulip designs appear on during the Tulip period?
Tulip designs appeared on tiles, fabrics, public buildings and festivals
Scholars of Islamic doctrine and law
Ulama
The capital of the Safavid Empire, known for its grand architecture and the Shah Mosque, was located in this city. What is the name of the Safavid capital?
Isfahan
How many years did it take to build the Taj Mahal?
20 years
The Safavids actively promoted this branch of Islam as the state religion. What is the name of this branch?
Shi'a Islam as the state religion.
Name one field in which Ottoman scholars made notable advancements during the 1700s, contributing to the empire's intellectual legacy.
Astronomy, literature, architecture +
Which branch of Muslim did the Safavid Empire support?
Shiite
This Mughal emperor is known for constructing the Taj Mahal in memory of his wife, who is he?
Shah Jahan
The Safavid Empire was founded by this charismatic leader who converted to Shi'a Islam. Who is he?
Shah Ismail I.
Name one influential figure or invention from that time that made significant contributions to literature, philosophy, or science within the Ottoman Empire.
Ibrahim Muteferrika
What ruling style did the Safavid Shah utilize?
Absolutist
Who promoted tolerance in the Mughal empire?
Akbar
The highest military rank in the Ottoman Empire was held by the commander of the Ottoman army. What was the title of this top military commander?
"Grand Vizier" or "Vizier-i Azam."