Which of the following best represents the social structure of Tokugawa Japan?

warriors, farmers, artisans, & merchants

Ottoman art was known for

blending styles of former empires and cultures.

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Which of the following best represents the social structure of Tokugawa Japan?
farmers, warriors, merchants, & artisans
warriors, farmers, artisans, & merchants
merchants, artisans, farmers, & warriors
warriors, merchants, artisans, & farmers
2
The Tokugawan merchant class contributed to an increase in trade in Japan.
True
False
3
The Qing forced Chinese men to cut their hair in the Ming queue style.
True
False
4
Akbar was able to gain control of India through
heavy artillery and diplomacy.
advanced weaponry and fierce warriors.
his military strategies only.
5
Ottoman art was known for
its small-scale focus.
its lack of skilled artists and craftsmen.
its Christian focus.
blending styles of former empires and cultures.
6
Constantinople was captured by the Mughals and renamed Istanbul.
True
False
7
The footbinding of Chinese women was
an imported European custom.
a symbol of social status.
a punishment for Manchu wives.
used to keep slave women from running away.
8
The Ottomans and Safavids fought each other to expand their empires to which modern-day country?
Iran
Iraq
China
Egypt
9
The Safavids were
Hindu.
Sunni Muslim.
Catholic.
Shia Muslim.
10
Kangxi was responsible for further isolating China.
False
True
11
Under Shah Abbas, the Safavid Empire
reached its highest point.
had their capital captured by the Ottomans.
declined.
did away with its traditional religious beliefs.
12
The Ottomans expanded their empire in the 1300s to control the
Italy.
Hungarian Plain.
Bosporus and Dardanelles.
Danube Valley.
13
Mughal art was also known as
Agra Style
Janissary Style
Akbar Style
Babur Style
14
Samurai were outcasts in Tokugawa Japan.
True
False

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