Unit 3-5.3 Overview AP World

The Mughal Empire's expansion rested on which feature?

• Efficient use of horse cavalry

• Special battle armor

• Gunpowder based weapons

The Ottoman Empire and the Safavid Empire justified their ongoing conflict by appealing to...

• The Turkish-Persian Rivalry

• The Sufi Resistance Movement

• The Sunni-Shia Split

• The Differences in the 4 Sunni Law Schools

Large buildings such as the Palace of Versailles helped reinforce the ideas of...

• Divine Right of Kings

• The Enlightenment

• The Scientific Revolution

• The Counter-Reformation

The following are examples of Empires collecting taxes EXCEPT

• Ottoman Tax Farming

• Mughal Zamindar System

• Ottoman Devshirme

Of the three Islamic Gunpowder Empires, which was the least culturally/religious tolerant?

• The Ottomans

• The Safavids

• The Mughals

• The Omani Empire

How did Empires centralize their control during the time period 1450-1750 (check all that apply)?

• Increased and more efficient Tax Collection

• Increased diplomacy with foreign powers

• Promoting and protecting trade

• Structuring religious institutions to support the state

The Songhai Empire and the Moroccan Sultanate fought over....

• The Title of Caliph

• Trans-Saharan Salt Trade

• The Moroccan Desire to Abolish Slavery

• The Songhai Control of the Niger River

The Reformation allowed for states in Europe to centralize in the following ways EXCEPT

• The Inquisition allowed rulers to purge disloyal nobles

• The Reformation allowed rulers to seize church lands

• The Jesuits were more effective preachers in America/Asia

• The Reformation allowed rulers to appoint the head of the church

The early Mughal Empire made efforts to accommodate its Hindu majority via the following policies EXCEPT

• Allowing Hindu's into high positions at court

• using the caste system

• Perseucting Buddhists

• Patronizing Hindu temples

The main consequence of gunpowder technology being spread across land-based empires was...

• increased cooperation of Muslim states against Europe

• decrease of trade over land and sea routes

• decrease of populations due to the collapse of empires

• increased violence and conflict between growing militaries