Ottoman Review

How did the rise of the Ottoman Empire impact Eastern Europe?

• It led to the spread of Christianity.

• It caused increased trade and cultural exchange.

• It isolated Eastern Europe from other regions.

• It resulted in the decline of the Russian Empire.

Which of the following was a key factor that contributed to the rise of the Ottoman Empire between 1450 and 1750?

• The discovery of the Americas

• The decline of the Byzantine Empire

• The unity of Eastern European countries

• The spread of the printing press

Which statement best describes the role of women in the Ottoman Empire?

• Women had equal rights as men.

• Women worked exclusively in agriculture.

• Women's roles varied depending on social class and family structure.

• Women were not allowed to participate in any economic activities.

Which physical geographic factor facilitated trade in the Indian Ocean?

• The presence of deserts

• The abundance of rivers

• The availability of natural harbors

• The lack of navigable routes

What was the significance of the Ottoman Empire's control over trade routes in Eastern Europe?

• Eastern European trade increased with the Ottomans.

• Ottomans created a monopoly on Asian goods.

• Trade between the Ottoman Empire and Eastern Europeans declined.

• Ottomans created an open marketplace for the Eastern Europeans for Asian goods

Which of the following were major turning points due to the rise of the Ottoman Empire and how did that rise affect the surrounding region?

• The invention of the steam engine and the Industrial Revolution

• The fall of Constantinople and the expansion into Eastern Europe

• The Renaissance and the Age of Exploration

As the Ottoman empire grew in size, it interacted with European kingdoms more. What was the relationship between the Ottoman Empire and European powers during the 16th century?

• The Europeans and Ottomans were primarily adversaries with little trade.

• The Ottomans engaged in profitable trade and diplomatic relations with Europeans.

• The Ottomans did trade or have diplomatic relations with Europeans.

• The Ottoman empire frequently engaged in cultural exchanges with Europeans.

How did major geographic events, such as the discovery of new trade routes, affect the Ottoman Empire's economic power?

• New trade routes weakened the Ottoman empire's economy.

• The new routes have no effect on the Ottoman Empire.

• The Ottoman Empires wealth grew from trading from the new routes.

• The Ottoman Empire ended when the new trade routes did not include them.