Ottomans
The improvement of legal system and accepting of refugees from Spain was under this Sultan
Suleiman the Magnificent
This Safavid were a part of this sect of Islam
Shia
The Mughal were a part of this religion in India
This country was the birthplace of the Renaissance due to its numerous trading ports
Italy
Class of salaried warriors in feudal Japan who pledged loyalty to a noble called a daimyo
Samurai
This system, the blood tax, created the Janissary Corp
Devshirme System
This 15 year old started the Empire
Ismail
This Mughal ruler was religious tolerant
Akbar the Great
Palace constructed by Louis XIV outside of Paris to glorify his rule and subdue the nobility
Versailles
This position held all the power in Japan
Shogun
A system used by the Ottomans whereby subjects were divided into religious communities
Millet System
This sect believes in predestination and was formed in Scotland
Calvinism
Beautiful mausoleum in India built by Shah Jahan in memory of his favorite wife
Taj Mahal
Religious movement begun by German monk Martin Luther who began to question the practices of the Catholic Church
Protestant Reformation
This shogun came up with a plan to end the civil wars in Japan
Tokugawa
Elite Ottoman guard recruited from the Christian population
Janissary
This Monarch created the Anglican Church
Henry VIII
This tax was charged to non-Muslims who wanted to worship in the Mughal Empire; abolished by Akbar, later reinstated.
Jizya
Martin Luther nailed this to the door of a Church starting a religious movement
95 Theses
Time Period in Japan known for its conflict and social upheaval
Sengoku
This Ottoman leader sacked Constantinople
Mehmed II
St. Basil's is a church of this sect of Christianity
Eastern Orthodox
A monotheistic religion founded in northern India by Guru Nanak combining elements of Hinduism and Islam
Sikhism
The practice of selling church offices and positions is called
Simony
Japanese feudal lord who commanded a private army of samurai
Daimyo