Pre AP WH Unit 3 Test Review

Which king established the Church of England?

Which dynasty in China initiated westward expansion campaigns?

The decline of the Gunpowder Empires was primarily due to their failure to:

How did Russia's Peter I (Peter the Great) strengthen his empire?

When Toyotomi Hideyoshi died in 1598, the control of Japan shifted to moden day Tokyo.

How did the Mughal Empire sustain its wealth?

What was the primary goal of the Counter-Reformation?

Which event marked the beginning of the Protestant Reformation?

In the Ottoman empire some Christian boys went on to serve as elite military men of the Ottoman army called ___________.

Which system did the Ottoman Empire use to meet its military staffing needs?

The Ottoman Empire reached its peak under leadership of

Men in the Mughal empire who were in charge of specific tasks like collecting taxes, water supply, and construction

Which religious order was known for its missionary work during the Counter-Reformation?

What was a significant aspect of the Counter-Reformation?

Supporting King Louis XIII, the minister ____________ oversaw even more growth as he incorporated a system of intendents

_______________________, or jatis, are strict social groupings assigned to people at birth.

Which empire is known for using gunpowder to expand its territories during 1450-1750?

 Peter the Great formed a council of clergyman called the ___________________that replaced a head of the church.

What was Akbar's policy on religion in the Mughal Empire?

_____________________were Japanese military leaders who ruled Japan from the 12^th to 15^th centuries

Martin Luther opposed the practice of selling of ____________, the granting a person forgivness or a church position.

___________________of Songhai made a pilgrimage to Mecca as he avidly promoted Islam.

Which scientist is known for his laws of motion and gravity?

Which empire is known for its architectural marvel, the Taj Mahal?

Returning to practices like torture and violence, the ____ was tasked with carrying out consequences for non-believers.

One of China’s longest-reigning rulers was _______ of the Qing Dynasty who directed forces to enter and incorporate area

A 14 or 15-year-old ________led to the conquering of a majority of Persia and parts of Iraq establishing the Safavids.

William and Mary signed the ________________________ which granted people civil rights.

The Safavid Empire faced challenges due to its lack of:

In Islam the firm legal system in which leaders dealt with various aspects of life including justice and marriage

The ______________________ began to reorganize Japan’s government from feudal system to one with more centralized power.

Which document granted civil rights and limited the power of the English monarchy?

Initiating ruthless conquests of Persia, ____ military became a template of warrior and examples of the ghazi ideal.

The idea of ______________, the claim that kings were chosen by God, were embraced by kings like England’s King James I.

What was the primary focus of the Scientific Revolution?

Who translated parts of the Bible into English, challenging the Catholic Church?

Who is credited with developing the scientific method of empiricism?

What was a major consequence of the Scientific Revolution on society?

A descendant of Tamerlane, _____________, took advantage of disarray in India, helping to establish the Mughal Empire.

Who was a major figure in the Calvinist Reformation?

The Peace of Augsburg allowed German states to:

Which leader made Islam the official religion of the Songhai Empire?

Which empire reached its peak under Suleiman I?

Which religious movement focused on predestination and the elect?