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WorksheetsWHII.6 - Empires of Asia
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Present Day Turkey, which connects Asia to Europe, is also called --
Asia Minor
Asia Major
Indian Subcontinent
Mediterranean Sea
Located in southern Asia, includes Pakistan and Sri Lanka --
Indian Subcontinent
Himalayan Mountains
South China Sea
Indian Ocean
Tallest mountain range in the world, means "house of snow" --
Himalayan Mountains
Appalachian Mountains
Rocky Mountains
Ural Mountains
Named after the Indus River ---
Indian Ocean
Indian Subcontinent
Pakistan
Asia Minor
Body of water with a close proximity to Malaysia, the Philippines, and Vietnam --
South China Sea
Archipelago
Indian Ocean
Black Sea
Contains present day Saudi Arabia, and United Arab Emirates --
Arabian Peninsula
Kuwait
Asia Minor
Indian Subcontinent
Empire ruled by 'sultans' --
Ottoman
Japan
China
India
Istanbul was known as ______ before the Ottoman Empire.
Constantinople
Rome
London
Saudi Arabia
Predominant religion of the Ottoman Empire --
Islam
Christianity
Hinduism
Judaism
The Ottoman empire expanded from Asia Minor into ______ Africa
Northern
Southern
Eastern
Western
Famous building originally built to be a church then converted to a mosque --
Hagia Sophia
Taj Mahal
Constantinople
Great Wall
Ottoman Empire grew powerful by controlling --
Religious Monuments
Trade
The battlefield with their army
Knowledge and language
Mimar Sinan was famous designing and building the Suleiman ________.
Mosque
Church
Plaza
Taj Mahal
Which of the following was the Ottoman Empire NOT known for?
ceramics
caligraphy
textiles
ship building
The Mughal Empire was located --
on the Indian Subcontinent
on the Arabian Peninsula
next to the Mediterranean
at base of the Ural Mountains
Two primary religions found in the Mughal Empire --
Islam
Hinduism
Christianity
Judaism
Empire founded by Babur --
Mughal
Ottoman
Japan
China
Located in Agra, India this famous monument was built in the memory of a lost love --
Taj Mahal
Hagia Sophia
Great Wall
Parthenon
Trade items the Mughal Empire grew wealthy trading (2) --
spices
textiles
poultry
art
Empire that created a large system of walls for protection --
China
Japan
India
Mughal
China was isolated from Europe, but eventually joined the ____ trade
tea
textiles
ceramics
religious texts
China mainly traded with neighboring islands called --
enclaves
peninsulas
archipelagos
river valleys
Military leader of Japan who had control of the empire --
shogun
boshido
samurai
shah
Japan practiced a strict policy of ______, which means staying out of other countries trade/political business
isolationism
communism
regionalism
colonialism
Fighting class used for protection of nobility, adhered to a strict personal code --
samurai
shogun
sultans
janissaries
