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WorksheetsWH SSWH11-12 Gunpowder Empires & East Asia Review
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
established the Mogul dynasty
a)
Babur
b)
Taj Mahal
c)
Sultan
d)
Sea of Marmara
e)
Pashas
2.
built by Shah Jahan
a)
Babur
b)
Taj Mahal
c)
Sultan
d)
Sea of Marmara
e)
Pashas
3.
Ottoman leader with supreme authority
a)
Babur
b)
Taj Mahal
c)
Sultan
d)
Sea of Marmara
e)
Pashas
4.
separates the Bosporus and the Dardanelles
a)
Babur
b)
Taj Mahal
c)
Sultan
d)
Sea of Marmara
e)
Pashas
5.
Ottoman officials appointed by the central government
a)
Babur
b)
Taj Mahal
c)
Sultan
d)
Sea of Marmara
e)
Pashas
6.
Safavids reached their high point under this leader.
a)
Shah Abbas
b)
Plassey
c)
Janissaries
d)
Aurangzeb
e)
Ulema
7.
site where Sir Robert Clive’s army defeated Mogul force
a)
Shah Abbas
b)
Plassey
c)
Janissaries
d)
Aurangzeb
e)
Ulema
8.
an elite guard serving the Ottoman sultan
a)
Shah Abbas
b)
Plassey
c)
Janissaries
d)
Aurangzeb
e)
Ulema
9.
one of the most controversial rulers in India’s history
a)
Shah Abbas
b)
Plassey
c)
Janissaries
d)
Aurangzeb
e)
Ulema
10.
group of religious advisers who administered the legal system and schools for educating Muslims
a)
Shah Abbas
b)
Plassey
c)
Janissaries
d)
Aurangzeb
e)
Ulema
11.
dynasty that unified the subcontinent of India in the 1600s
a)
Mogul
b)
Mehmet II
c)
“Akbar style”
d)
Sinan
e)
Zamindar
12.
Under his leadership, the Ottomans conquered Constantinople.
a)
Mogul
b)
Mehmet II
c)
“Akbar style”
d)
Sinan
e)
Zamindar
13.
combined Persian with Indian motifs
a)
Mogul
b)
Mehmet II
c)
“Akbar style”
d)
Sinan
e)
Zamindar
14.
the greatest of all Ottoman architects
a)
Mogul
b)
Mehmet II
c)
“Akbar style”
d)
Sinan
e)
Zamindar
15.
local Mogul official who kept part of the taxes in lieu of a salary
a)
Mogul
b)
Mehmet II
c)
“Akbar style”
d)
Sinan
e)
Zamindar
16.
famous painter of Safavid Persia
a)
Riza-i-Abbasi
b)
“Gunpowder Empires”
c)
Safavid
d)
Akbar
e)
Grand Vizier
17.
empires formed by outside conquerors who unified the regions they conquered
a)
Riza-i-Abbasi
b)
“Gunpowder Empires”
c)
Safavid
d)
Akbar
e)
Grand Vizier
18.
dynasty founded by Shah Esma’il
a)
Riza-i-Abbasi
b)
“Gunpowder Empires”
c)
Safavid
d)
Akbar
e)
Grand Vizier
19.
expanded his empire to rule almost all of India
a)
Riza-i-Abbasi
b)
“Gunpowder Empires”
c)
Safavid
d)
Akbar
e)
Grand Vizier
20.
sultan’s chief minister
a)
Riza-i-Abbasi
b)
“Gunpowder Empires”
c)
Safavid
d)
Akbar
e)
Grand Vizier
21.
Shah Esma’il claimed to be the spiritual leader of all __________________.
a)
Islam
b)
Sultan
c)
British
d)
Architecture
e)
Christian
22.
Ultimately, all land in the Ottoman Empire was owned by the ___________________.
a)
Islam
b)
Sultan
c)
British
d)
Architecture
e)
Christian
23.
The arrival of the __________________ hastened the decline of the Mogul Empire in India.
a)
Islam
b)
Sultan
c)
British
d)
Architecture
e)
Christian
24.
The greatest contribution of the Ottoman Empire to world art was in__________________.
a)
Islam
b)
Sultan
c)
British
d)
Architecture
e)
Christian
25.
The Ottoman rulers built a strong military using an elite guard of janissaries recruited from the ___________________ population that were converted to Islam
a)
Islam
b)
Sultan
c)
British
d)
Architecture
e)
Christian
26.
Which emperor began the construction of the Imperial City?
a)
Qianlong
b)
Kangxi
c)
Yong Le
d)
Ming Hong Wu
27.
The Manchus established the Qing Dynasty. The name “Qing” means
a)
strong.
b)
north.
c)
art.
d)
pure.
28.
Who initiated construction of the Imperial City in Beijing?
a)
Li Zicheng
b)
Yong Le
c)
Ming Hong Wu
d)
Zheng He
29.
To which religion did most Ottomans belong?
a)
Sunni Muslim
b)
Shia Muslim
c)
Christian
d)
Buddhism
30.
During the meetings of the imperial council, the sultan of the Ottoman Empire
a)
was often advised by the queen mother.
b)
sat behind a screen and privately indicated his desires to the grand vizier.
c)
spied on his councilors with help from his bodyguards.
d)
sat at a raised table that allowed him to oversee all of his councilors.
31.
Which lists the warrior classes of Japan in order from lowest rank to highest rank?
a)
samurai, daimyo, ronin, shogun
b)
shogun, daimyo, samurai, ronin
c)
ronin, samurai, daimyo, shogun
d)
daimyo, samurai, ronin, shogun
32.
Merchants from across Central Asia traded their goods at
a)
bazaars.
b)
country fairs.
c)
churches.
d)
palace complexes.
33.
In the Mogul Empire local officials, known as ____, kept a portion of the taxes paid by the peasants in lieu of a salary.
a)
ulema
b)
pashas
c)
janissaries
d)
zamindars
34.
Under the Tokugawa class system, the eta were
a)
at the bottom of the social hierarchy because they profited from the labor of others.
b)
a part of the artisan class, mainly made up of carpenters.
c)
members of the warrior class without masters, who traveled abroad seeking employment.
d)
outcasts whose places of residence, dress, and hairstyles were regulated by severe laws.
35.
Beyond the extended Chinese family was the ____, which consisted of dozens, or even hundreds, of related families.
a)
clan
b)
group
c)
queue
d)
tribe
36.
Perhaps the greatest emperor in Chinese history, ____ took charge of the government while still in his teens and reigned for 61 years.
a)
Yong Le
b)
Zheng He
c)
Hong Wu
d)
Kangxi
37.
The Safavids differed from many of their Islamic neighbors because they were ardent
a)
Sunnis.
b)
Catholics.
c)
Shias.
d)
Hindus.
38.
Under the leadership of ____, the Ottomans conquered Constantinople and gained dominance over the Balkans and the Anatolian Peninsula.
a)
Sinan
b)
Mehmet II
c)
Sultan Selim I
d)
Shah Abbas
39.
The Chinese novel ____ is considered by many to be the first realistic social novel.
a)
Raise the Red Lantern
b)
The Golden Lotus
c)
The Tale of Genji
d)
The Dream of the Red River
40.
By 1500, the Indian subcontinent was divided into which two types of kingdoms?
a)
Christian and Buddhist
b)
Hindu and Muslim
c)
Hindu and Buddhist
d)
Muslim and Christian
41.
Under Süleyman I, the Ottomans won a victory over the Hungarians at the Battle of ____, further expanding their empire.
a)
Constantinople
b)
Mohács
c)
Lepanto
d)
Vienna
42.
Which of the following brought an era of unity to the subcontinent of India in the 1600s?
a)
Christians
b)
Moguls
c)
Muslims
d)
Mongols
43.
Which pieces of a samurai’s equipment could be considered weapons?
a)
katana and iron plates
b)
naginata, face mask, and helmet
c)
naginata, katana, and wakizashi
d)
wakizashi and sashimono
44.
What is the name of the long sword a samurai wears on his hip?
a)
katana
b)
naginata
c)
sashimono
d)
wakizashi
45.
The footbinding of Chinese women was
a)
a way of punishing wives.
b)
a custom imported from Europe by Marco Polo.
c)
a method used by landowners to keep female slaves from escaping.
d)
considered a status symbol in Qing society.
46.
_______________ was known by Europeans as the Spice Islands.
a)
Sumatra
b)
Moluccas
c)
Melaka
d)
Burma
47.
Because its rulers tried to keep it isolated from the rest of the world, Korea
a)
was in turn shunned by European and Tunisian merchants.
b)
earned the name “the Hermit Kingdom.”
c)
was not able to trade for the superior kinds of clay its enemies possessed.
d)
never developed commercial capitalism until nearly a century after its neighbors.
48.
Safavid Persia found trade with Europe difficult because
a)
the Safavids only traded within its own empire.
b)
taxes were high on European goods.
c)
it was blocked by European sea power and Ottoman land power.
d)
European countries were not interested in trading with the Safavids.
49.
By the seventeenth century, Britain’s chief European rival for trade in India was
a)
Italy.
b)
Spain.
c)
the Netherlands.
d)
France.
50.
Which ruler expanded China to its greatest physical size
a)
Kangxi
b)
Li Zicheng
c)
Yong Le
d)
Qianlong
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