Ottoman
Safavid/Mughal
Europe
East Asia
Writing
100

This was the predominate religion of both Ottoman rulers and subjects.

What is Islam?

100

This technology allowed land based empires to expand and defeat potential enemies.

What is gunpowder?

100

This European country would have surpassed religious diversity rather than allow it.

What is Spain?

100

True/False: China maintained tributary relationships throughout its dynasties. 

True!

100

True/False: all of Europe followed the same branch of Christianity in the 1450-1750 time period.

False! Different branches emerged and were followed in various parts of Europe.

200

The Ottoman Empire continued to play a vital role in these trade routes.

What is Indian Ocean, Silk Road, and Trans Saharan?

200

Mughals practiced tolerance over an Indian population who predominantly followed this religion.

What is hinduism?

200

Large palaces/monuments were often built by rulers to demonstrate this.

What is status/importance?

200

True/False: Japan and China embraced outsider influence as they built up their nations.

False! They strived to maintain their cultural traditions

200

Powerful land owners in Japan were known by this title.

What is daimyo?

300

This administration aspect allowed large empires to thrive as they expanded.

What is bureaucracy? 

300

The term for the blending and mixture of various cultural practices.

What is syncretism?

300

This movement was a response by the Catholic Church to the fragmenting protestant movements.

What is the counter reformation? 

300

By controlling these two cities, the Ottomans legitimized their rule as a Muslim empire. 

What is Mecca and Medina?

400

Non Muslims living within the Ottoman Empire would sometimes give this up for their tribute/tax.

What are children? 

400

One of the key factors in Mughal/Safavid conflict was their clash over these branches of Islam.

What is Sunni Islam (Mughal) and Shia Islam (Safavid)?

400

The goal of the Protestant Reformation was to eliminate this from church practices.

What is corruption?

400

Name methods in which the shoguns eroded the power of the daimyos.

1) Redistributed land

2) Married family members to key daimyos

3) Required daimyos to live in the capital under the shogun


500

This war was comprised of Catholics of the Holy Roman Empire against neighboring Protestant States. 

What is the Thirty Years War?