WorksheetsNew Asian Empires Unit 4
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
the Ottoman Empire was expanded by
overpowering the Persians
converting their conquers to Islam
claiming territory in Islam
practicing religious tolerance
One cause of the Ottoman Empire's gradual decline was
its large size, which led to difficulties in ruling effectively and efficiently.
• a series of weak sultans came to power who had no experience with governing
the constant threat of an uprising of Christian slaves.
the Ottoman's failure to keep up with military technological advances.
the Ottoman Empire was located in _____, an area known as modern day turkey.
India
Cuba
China
Anatolia
in the Safavid empire, the term _____ meant 'king' of the empire.
king
sultan
shah
shogun
When the Ottomans conquered Constantinople they renamed it
Adrianople.
Byzantium
Istanbul
Anatolia
Using the Mughal Empires map, when was the last region added to the empire?
Between 1501 and 1635
Between 1606 and 1707
After 1707
Before 1530
The fall of Constantinople symbolized
the weakness of western armies.
the birth of the Safavid empire.
Christianity falling at the hands of Islam.
compromise between contrasting empires.
Akbar created unity through much of India by
forcing conquered people to convert to Islam.
allowing local governors complete autonomy in governing diverse regions.
stationing military units at strategic points throughout the empire.
promoting religious tolerance and abolishing taxes on non-Mislims.
Akbar created unity through much of India by
forcing conquered people to convert to Islam.
allowing local governors complete autonomy in governing diverse regions.
stationing military units at strategic points throughout the empire.
promoting religious tolerance and abolishing taxes on non-Mislims.
Zheng He is key to the Ming Empire because
his naval voyages promoted foreign relations throughout the Indian Ocean.
his promotion of China's infrastructure allowed for the building of The Great Wall.
he encouraged China to protect religions and cultures through a policy of isolation.
by reforming China's tax system he allowed for a time of wealth and prosperity throughout the region.
Became shogun in 1603
Hongwu
Delhi sultanate
Tokugawa Ieyasu
Shah Jahan
A professional warrior in feudal Japan
Ottomans
samurai
Janissaries
Tokugawa Ieyasu
Elite soldiers who were loyal only to the sultan
Delhi sultanate
Sikhism
Shah Jahan
Janissaries
Descendents of Osman I
Ottomans
Hongwu
Shah Jahan
Delhi sultanate
First Muslim government established in northern India
Tokugawa Ieyasu
Delhi sultanate
Shah Jahan
Janissaries
Mughal ruler who built a new capital at Delhi
Delhi sultanate
Hongwu
Shah Jahan
Tokugawa Ieyasu
Religion that blended elements of Islam and Hinduism
Sikhism
Hongwu
Bushido
Tokugawa Ieyasu
