AP World Modern Unit 3

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T/F . Mughal rulers portrayed themselves as champions of religious harmony

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True

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T/F The Qing dynasty was created from the powerful Manchus in the north who seized power from an unstable Ming leadership.

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True

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T/F Ghazi were Ottoman tax collectors who helped the leaders of the empire consolidate their power through the collection from the peasants.

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False

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T/F The Ottomans and Safavids were religiously aligned but fought over control of trade routes and thus established differing empires.

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False

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T/F The Tokugawa was able to consolidate control of China through military leaders called shoguns.

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False

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T/F The feudal system in Europe was completely different in its social structure than that of Japan.

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False

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T/F The Songhai of West Africa rose to power through making Islam its official religion and incorporating an efficient bureaucracy to bring the old Mali Empire together.

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True

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T/F The Safavids used taxation policies to encourage adherence to Shi'a Islam

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True

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T/F The Ming ordered that all taxes be collected in "hard currency" (like silver) instead of paper currency because paper led to counterfeiting and hyperinflation.

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True