Turkic people who were unified under Mehmed I and established an empire that included most of the Arab world.

Empire established in India by Babur

Ottoman sultan who was responsible for the conquest of Constantinople

Nomadic group that had origins in the Sufi mystic group and created a kingdom in the area of modern Iran

Name given to Safavid followers based on the headgear that they wore

Location of a major battle between Safavids and Ottomans where the Safavids were badly defeated

Rulers who could trace back their history to Ali

Infantry divisions of the Ottoman military who were forced into military service

Famous architectural achievement built of Mughal India; originally built as a mausoleum for the wife of the Shah

Ruler of the Mughal Empire who attempted to create a new religion to bind the Muslim and Hindu populations

Concept of government where the monarchs in power controlled all aspects of governing

Opulent example of Monumental Architecture that emerged from the rule of King Louis XIV in France

Church created by KIng Henry VIII in response to the pope denying his request for a divorce from his first wife

Individual who introduced moveable type to the people of western Europe, greatly increasing the availability of books

Document that ended the Thirty Years' War; granted individual rulers the right to choose the religion in their land