S2 Unit 1 Gunpowder, Monarchs, Qing and Feudal Japan

What do we call the leaders of Ottomans Gunpowder Empire?

• Sultans

• Shahs

• Emperors

• Kings

What happened to the Hagia Sophia when the Ottomans took over Constantinople?

• It was destroyed.

• It was converted into a mosque.

• It remained a church.

• It became a museum.

The Taj Mahal is significant because it is a symbol of:

• Hindu and Islamic Ideas

• Wealth and power ideas

• Artistic achievement
• Fame and recognition

The Ottoman Empire stretched across which three continents and seas?

• Europe, Asia, Africa, Mediterranean Sea, Black Sea, Red Sea

• Europe, Asia, Australia, Mediterranean Sea, Black Sea, Caspian Sea

• Europe, Asia, Africa, Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean, Pacific Ocean

• Europe, Asia, Africa, Mediterranean Sea, Black Sea, Caspian Sea

What was the primary role of the Janissaries in the Ottoman Empire?

• To serve as elite infantry units

• To manage the empire's finances

• To oversee religious affairs

• To conduct trade negotiations

The Divine Right is a political doctrine that asserts that a monarch derives the right to rule directly from whom?

• The people

• The church

• God

• The constitution

What is the Edict of Nantes?

• A declaration of war.

• A peace treaty with England.

• A decree granting religious freedom to Protestants in France.

• A tax reform policy.

What is the title of Russian rulers?

• Emperor

• Czar

• King

• Sultan

What are the achievements of Peter the Great?

• He discovered America.

• He built the Great Wall of China.

• He modernized Russia and expanded its territory.

• He invented the printing press.

The Qing Dynasty was the last monarchy of which country?

• Japan

• China

• Korea

• India