Unit 1 and 2

The Ottoman Empire conquered the city of ________________ and renamed it Istanbul.

• Rome

• Constantinople

• Edo

• Washington

The Ottoman Empire was a ​ (a)   empire. One leader who ruled during its golden age was Suleiman ​ (b)   . The Ottomans traded around the ​ (c)   sea. Eventually, the rest of ​ (d)   became stronger than the Ottomans, leading to its fall.

• Muslim
• the Magnificent
• Mediterranean
• Europe

The Mughal Empire was mostly in the modern country of _______________________

d

Russia

Mexico

India

China

Akbar the Great was an absolute leader of the ___________________ Empire

• Mughal

• Russian

• Chinese

• Japanese

Both Louis XIV of ​ (a)   and the Tokugawa Shogun of ​ (b)   made ​ (c)   live in the capital for part of the year so that they would not ​ (d)   .

• France
• Japan
• nobles
• revolt

Louis the XIV was a ​ (a)   right leader who ruled with the power from ​ (b)   . He built the ​ (c)   and called himself the ​ (d)   .

• divine
• god
• palace of Versailles
• Sun King

The African kingdoms of ​ (a)   and Songhai were ruled by absolute kings. They were both ​ (b)   kingdoms and traded ​ (c)   and salt in the ​ (d)   desert.

• Mali
• Muslim
• gold
• Sahara

During the Enlightenment, writers questioned the power of ___________________

• Elected presidents

• Absolute Kings

• Elected senators

• Elected governors

During the Enlightenment, John Locke wrote about the 3 Natural rights of Life, Liberty, and ​ (a)   . He said if a government does not protect these ​ (b)   , the people can overthrow it. Montesquieu believed in the ​ (c)   branches of government.

• property
• natural rights
• 3

During the French Revolution, the ​ (a)   had no rights and paid all the ​ (b)   . Eventually the King ​ (c)   had his head chopped off by the ​ (d)   .

• 3rd Estate
• taxes
• Louis XVI
• guillotine