Key Figures
Religion
Governing
Potpourri I
Potpourri II
100

His period of rule was known for two things: Modernization & Westernization.

Who was Peter I of Russia?

100

The Safavid Empire faced constant conflict with its neighbors over this fact.

What is that they were Shi'a and the Ottomans & Mughals were Sunni Muslims?

100

Eurasian rulers sponsored the arts primarily for this reason.

What was to display power & legitimize their rule?
100

As a "Gunpowder Empire," nations were able to do this.

What was expand farther and faster?

100

This was used as justification for establishing a new dynasty.

What was the Mandate of Heaven?

200

His reign was responsible for the outbreak of the English Civil War/ Puritan Revolution in 1642.

Who was Charles I?

200

The Mughal Empire, unlike the Ottoman Empire, faced more internal religious conflict because as a Muslim Empire they

What is they ruled over a predominantly Hindu nation?

200

Like the Yuan Dynasty, this too was a dynasty established by non-native Chinese. 

What was the Qing Dynasty?

200

This has become one of the great wonders of the world but was originally built as a tomb.

What was the Taj Mahal?

200

By 1521, Luther was declared this. 

What was a heretic?

300

He was known for having created his own syncretic religion known as Order of the Divine Faith.

Who was Akbar the Great?

300

This was Luther' main criticism of the Catholic Church.

What was that salvation should be based on faith alone?
300

This was used by the Ottomans to make revenue collection efficient. 

What was "tax farming?"

300

This system established the Janissaries.

What was the devshirme system?

300

They were Catholic missionaries instrumental in spreading Catholicism, especially to Asia.

Who were the Jesuits?

400

Under his rule, foreigners were banned from Japan.

Who was Ieyasu?

400

This religion emphasized community service.

What was Sikhism?

400

This was used by the Shogunate to ensure loyalty of the daimyo.

 What was the "hostage system"?

400

Since paper money led to hyperinflation, this was issued by the Ming.

What was "hard currency"- rice, or silver coins.

400

These were used in France to collect taxes, and were also used as "informal spies."

Who were the Intendants?

500

He believed that people were predestined to go to heaven or hell, prior to birth. 

Who was John Calvin?

500

As the "Third Rome," the connection that was claimed to link them to the "2nd Rome" was this- 

What was Orthodox Christianity?
500

This established a limited monarchy in England.

What was the English Bill of Rights?

500

This palace was created to resemble Versailles since it was built in the city known as the "Window on the West."

What was the Peterhoff Palace?

500

As a result of being isolated, culture flourished, with the creation of this form of theater.

What was Kabuki in Japan?