Ottoman Empire
This city, conquered by the Ottomans in 1453, marked the end of the Byzantine Empire.
Constantinople
The Safavid Empire was primarily located in this modern-day country.
Iran
The Mughal Empire was primarily located in this modern-day country.
India
The spread of gunpowder technology is often attributed to this Asian country.
China
He was from Wallachia.
Vlad the Impaler (Vlad III)
The Ottomans primarily followed this branch of Islam.
Sunni
The Safavid Empire adhered to this branch of Islam.
Shia
This Mughal ruler is known for his policy of religious tolerance and his creation of a syncretic faith known as Din-i Ilahi.
Akbar
This empire followed the Mali Empire in that region.
Songhai
Firearms were tightly controlled in these two countries because the elites were afraid they would lose their power
China and Japan
This elite Ottoman military unit was made up of enslaved Christian boys who were trained as soldiers.
Janissaries
The Safavids were rivals of this neighboring empire to the west.
The Ottomans
The Mughal Empire reached its greatest territorial extent under this ruler, who also brought back the jizya tax.
Aurangzeb
Name the Chinese dynasties we have studied, in order.
Song, Yuan, Ming
The capital of the Aztec Empire.
Tenochtitlan
This Ottoman sultan was known as "The Magnificent" in Europe and "The Lawgiver" in his own empire.
Suleiman
This battle in 1514 resulted in a decisive Ottoman victory over the Safavids.
The Battle of Chaldiran
This was the first battle where Babur used gunpowder weapons to secure a Mughal victory
The Battle of Panipat
This is the capital of the Inca Empire
Cuzco
Babur used cannons to defeat this sultan's massive army.
Lodi
The naval battle of 1571 in which a European coalition defeated the Ottoman fleet.
Battle of Lepanto
This Safavid ruler revitalized the empire but got paranoid at the end of his reign.
Shah Abbass
He built the Taj Mahal.
Shah Jahan
He was the founder of the Mali empire.
Sundiata
Where was the engineer from who built the massive cannons used to break down the walls of Constantinople?
Hungary