World History I
This famous military elite corps was created by the Ottomans, composed primarily of Christian boys taken as part of the devshirme system.
Janissaries
This emperor is known for promoting religious tolerance
Akbar
This religion became the official state religion of the Safavid Empire, distinguishing it from its Sunni neighbors.
Shia Islam
This empire, which controlled much of modern-day Turkey and parts of Europe and the Middle East, was founded by Osman I.
The Ottomans
This empire, famous for its use of elephants in battle, was one of the largest and most influential land-based empires in India.
Mughal
The Ottomans were instrumental in the spread of this religion to parts of Southeastern Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa.
Islam
Shah Jahan, famous Mughal emperor is known for building what temple in memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal.
Taj Mahal
The Safavid Empire ruled over much of which present-day territory from the early 1500s to 1700s.
Persia
This empire, located in modern-day Iran, was founded by Shah Ismail I and was known for promoting Shia Islam.
The Safavid empire
This empire, based in Russia, expanded across Eurasia under rulers like Ivan the Terrible and Peter the Great.
Russian empire
What ancient city was captured by the Ottomans and remaned Instanbul?
Constantinople
The Mughal Empire was founded by this emperor in 1526
Babur
The Safavids were often in conflict with this neighboring empire, which was predominantly Sunni Muslim.
The Ottomans
This empire, known for its rich culture and the Taj Mahal, was founded by Babur after his victory at the Battle of Panipat.
The Mughal Empire
This empire, located in modern-day Iran, ruled from the 16th to 18th centuries and was a major power in the Middle East, particularly under Shah Abbas the Great.
Safavid Empire
The Ottoman Empire lasted for over 600 years, from the 14th century until its collapse after World War I in this year.
1918
The Mughal Empire can be found in modern day?
India
This is the name of the dynasty that ruled the Safavid Empire.
Safavid Dynasty
All three Gunpowder Empires were known for using this new technology in warfare, which played a key role in their military success.
This Russian ruler expanded the Russian Empire significantly, modernizing the military and government during the 17th century.
Peter the Great
This was the long-lasting legal and administrative system established by the Ottomans, based on Islamic law and supplemented by secular law
millets
The Mughal empire was known for its religious diversity, with significant populations of Hindus, Sikhs, Jains, and other religious groups. However, one religion remained dominant
Islam
The Safavids were known for their production of this luxurious fabric, often used in clothing and interior design.
silk
Which empire is best known for its religious tolerance and for creating a central government that allowed for cultural and economic growth
Mughal Empire
This empire, centered in modern-day Turkey, controlled much of southeastern Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa from the 1500s until the early 20th century.
Ottoman empire