Why did the Chinese people willingly accept the rule of the Manchus and Kangxi?

While the emperor was technically the highest position in the government, the person with this title had more power and was the actual leader in Tokugawa Japan...

Abbas was a leader of which Gunpowder Empire?

The geographic area of India was controlled by which Gunpowder Empire?

The "Alternate Attendance" policy was used by Tokugawa in order to...

Who was the Taj Mahal built in memory of?

Which Ottoman ruler captured the holy cities of Islam (Mecca, Medina, & Cairo)?

What religious group blended Hindu and Islamic beliefs, as well as became the target of the Mughal hatred?

Which of the following empires was predominantly Shi'a Muslim?

The Qing Dynasty in China was founded by which group of people?

This guy ended the warring states period in Japan, even though he did not succeed in unifying Japan...

Who changed the name of Constantinople to Istanbul after conquering the city?

Suleyman was a leader of which empire?

Babur laid the foundation for the ______ Empire.

A ruler/king in the Safavid or Mughal Empire was called a ___________.

A ruler/king in the Ottoman Empire was called a ____________.

This Japanese leader was the 1st Shogun over a unified Japan...

Which of the following most directly led to a vibrant Qing culture and the rise of tensions with the British?

Jahan was a leader of which Gunpowder Empire?

The geographic areas of Anatolia/Turkey was controlled by which Gunpowder Empire? (HINT: salmon/red on the map)

The Taj Mahal was a blending of Hindu and ________ architecture in India built by Shah Jahan.

The geographic area of Persia/Iran was controlled by which Gunpowder Empire? (HINT: lavendar/purple on the map)

When the voyages of the Chinese explorer Zheng He were ended, which of the following is TRUE about China's relations with foreign countries?

Which of the following DID NOT develop/ update a law code to govern their empire?

What was the name of the Japanese policy in which it locked down or completely closed its borders due to being suspicious of foreign influence upon the country?

This image represents a system, used by the Ottoman Empire, to create officials and soldiers loyal to the sultan. What was the name of this system?

Which of the following is the best explanation for the rapid expansion of the Ottoman Empire?

Based on the image above and using your knowledge of Japanese history, what advantage did Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and Tokugawa Ieyasu have which allowed them to defeat the daimyos and eventually unite Japan under the Tokugawa Shogunate?

Which of the following is NOT a term given to a ruler, leader, or king of one of the places we learned about from this unit?

What contributed to the decline of both the Ottoman and Safavid Empires?

Compared to the Ottoman Empire, the Safavid Empire: