Unit 3 Part 2

Which of the following were known as gunpowder empires?

• Safavid, Persian, Ottoman

• Ottoman, Safavid, Mughal

• Ottoman, Byzantine, Roman

• Qing, Han, Mughal

Why was Sikhism popular in the Mughal empire?

• Escaping caste system and direct connection with god

• Religious freedom and day of rest

• Popular holidays and religious toleration

• Better job opportunities and favoritism in the empire

Which are some similarities between the Ottoman and Mughal empires methods of state-building?

• Extensive trade, monumental architecture, Tribute system

• Tribute system, centralization, extensive trade

• Religious toleration, centralization, monumental architecture

• Monumental architecture, extensive trade, religious toleration

What did many rulers use to justify their rule?

• Money

• Religion

• Popularity

• Talent

Political, economic, or social control by one state or group over others is known as what?

• Hegemony

• Centralization

• Pluralism

• Bureaucracy

Fill in the blanks: The Ottoman were ___________ and the Safavid were ____________

• Sikh, Shi'a

• Shi'a, Sunni

• Sunni, Shi'a

• Sunni, Sikh

A system where two or more groups coexist is known as what?

• Centralization

• Hegemony

• Pluralism

• Tolerance

The concentration of control of a group under a single authority is known as what?

• Pluralism

• Centralization

• Hegemony

• Tolerance

A state or government where most important decisions are made by state officials rather than by elected officials

• Pluralism

• Centralization

• Bureaucracy

• Tolerance

Examples of monumental architecture include which of the following?

• The Blue Mosque (Ottoman Empire)

• The Taj Mahal (Mughal Empire)

• Peterhof Palace (Russian Empire)

• Versailles (France)

• All of the above, I better study these to use as evidence on exams =)