Chapter 4 section 2

Which of the following did the Arabs copy from the Persians?

• their method for growing rice and oranges

• their use of gunpowder

• their form of government bureaucracy

• their system for making paper

Janissaries were

• prisoners taken by the Mughal Empire

• Sunni Muslim soldiers in the Safavid Empire

• slave soldiers in the Ottoman army

• Muslim soldiers who converted to Christianity

Which Ottoman leader became known as "the Conqueror"?

• Suleyman I

• Mehmed II

• Esma'il

• 'Abbas

The leader of the Safavid Empire was called the

• emperor

• Imam

• shah

• sultan

Why did the Abbasids reorganize the government?

• to give the Berbers more control

• to make it easier to rule their large region

• to prevent their empire from growing

• to share power with conquered peoples

After failing to establish an empire in Central Asia, where did Babur succeed in 1526?

• Syria

• Iraq

• Istanbul

• India

During Suleyman I's rule, the Ottoman Empire

• took control of the Eastern Mediterranean and part of Europe

• defeated the Byzantine Empire

• turned the Hagia Sophia church into a mosque

• expanded into Anatolia and conquered Syria and Egypt

Which of the following best summarizes 'Abbas's influence on the Safavid economy?

• He ignored it to focus on conquering lands

• he encouraged the manufacture of traditional products

• he did not allow people to trade in textiles or carpets

• he established new trade routes

Akbar's tolerant religious policy helped

• to convert more people to Islam

• to unify the Mughal Empire

• to end the warfare between Hindus and Muslims

• to establish the Mughal Empire in 1526

What was the most important factor in the spread of Islam from the 600s to the 1600s?

• trading with non-Muslims

• producing Islamic art

• translating Arabic texts into Latin

• conquering non-Muslims