APWH Empires: Administration Unit 3 Topic 2 Quiz

What methods did rulers use to legitimize and consolidate their power in land-based empires from 1450 to 1750?

• Recruitment and use of bureaucratic elites, development of military professionals, religious ideas, and tax-collection systems

• Art and monumental architecture, tribute collection, tax farming, and innovative tax-collection systems

• Religion and state, bureaucratic elites and military professionals, tax-collection systems, and art and monumental architecture

• Bureaucratic elites and military professionals, religion and state, art and monumental architecture, and tax-collection systems

What role did religion play in the administration of empires?

• Religion was used to unify diverse populations through tribute collection and tax farming

• Religion was used to legitimize rulers' authority through religious ideas, art, and monumental architecture

• Religion was used to recruit bureaucratic elites and military professionals

• Religion was used to generate revenue through tax-collection systems

What is the purpose of using bureaucratic elites and military professionals in ruling an empire?

• To unify diverse populations through tribute collection and tax farming

• To legitimize rulers' authority through religious ideas and art

• To recruit a governing class and maintain centralized control

• To generate revenue through tax-collection systems

How did rulers use art and monumental architecture to legitimize their rule?

• By recruiting bureaucratic elites and military professionals

• By showcasing their power and authority through grand structures

• By unifying diverse populations through tribute collection and tax farming

• By generating revenue through tax-collection systems

What were the key tax-collection systems used by rulers to generate revenue?

• Recruitment and use of bureaucratic elites, development of military professionals, and religious ideas

• Tribute collection, tax farming, and innovative tax-collection systems

• Art and monumental architecture, tribute collection, and tax farming

• Religion and state, bureaucratic elites and military professionals, and tax-collection systems

What is the role of Zamindars in the Mughal Empire?

• To act as regional governors and collect taxes

• To legitimize rulers' authority through religious ideas and art

• To generate revenue through tax-collection systems

• To recruit bureaucratic elites and military professionals

What was the role of the emperor in Japan during the Sengoku Period?

• To legitimize rulers' authority through religious ideas and art

• To recruit bureaucratic elites and military professionals

• To generate revenue through tax-collection systems

• To hold symbolic power while the Shōgun held actual power

Who were the three 'unifiers' of Japan?

• Suleiman the Magnificent, Askia Muhammad I, and Hideyoshi

• Tokugawa Ieyasu, Suleiman the Magnificent, and Askia Muhammad I

• Oda Nobunaga, Tokugawa Ieyasu, and Hideyoshi

• Askia Muhammad I, Oda Nobunaga, and Tokugawa Ieyasu

What was the role of the Shōgun in Japan during the Sengoku Period?

• To hold actual power while the emperor held symbolic power

• To legitimize rulers' authority through religious ideas and art

• To generate revenue through tax-collection systems

• To recruit bureaucratic elites and military professionals

What was the religious significance of the title Caliph in the Ottoman Empire?

• To recruit bureaucratic elites and military professionals

• To generate revenue through tax-collection systems

• To legitimize rulers' authority through religious ideas and art

• To claim religious and political authority over the Muslim world