Unit 5 Material: Asia (SOL WHii.6 2015)

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Which empire had its capital at Constantinople renamed Istanbul, used the Islamic religion as a unifying force that tolerated other religions, and was involved in trade in coffee and ceramics? Options: Ottoman Empire, Mughal Empire, China

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Ottoman Empire

Front

What is associated with the Hagia Sophia, mosques and religious complexes, and developments in architecture, calligraphy, manuscript painting, textiles, and ceramics?

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Ottoman Empire

Front

Which empire is known for the following:

• Spread Islam into India
• Art and architecture: Taj Mahal
• Establishment of European trading outposts
• Influence of Indian textiles on the British textile industry

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Mughal Empire

Front

Which empire traded with Portugal, England, and the Netherlands, and traded silks, spices, and gems?

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Mughal Empire

Front

Which empire tried to control trade by creating specific areas for trade within its borders (foreign enclaves) and had an emperor's (imperial) policy of controlling foreign influences, while Europeans demanded its goods including tea and porcelain?

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China

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The emperor was powerless, the true leader was the shogun and tried to isolate itself from outside trade and influences. Which country is being described?

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Japan

Front

What empire is described as

• ruled by a sultan
• located at the crossroads of trade between Europe and Asia, economy based on trade and agriculture

?

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Ottoman Empire

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ruled by a Muslim emperor; depended on trade with foreign nations, economy was based on trade and agriculture

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Mughal Empire

Front

Which country was ruled by the Qing emperors and had an economy based mostly on agriculture? Options: Japan, China, Ottoman Empire

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China

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Ottoman Empire