Who started the uprising against the sultan?

A seaman, a bath attendant, a janissary

The Ottoman Empire had three educational systems that created three different talents. What were these three talents?

Civil and military, bureaucrats, Judges and teachers, Religious masters

What is the Tulip era known for?

First muslim printing press, art/design, embassies to europe

Were the Safavid's castles open to all?

Yes, their castle was open to all as the ruler's valued connection

Why was the taj mahal built?

As a tomb for the Shah's wife, a close political advisor

Were the newfound pleasures of France shared with the common people?

Yes, through amusement parks & days off from work (non religious holidays)

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1
are hotdogs a sandwich?
yes
no
2
Who started the uprising against the sultan?
A nobleman, a shoemaker, a page
A valet, a coachman, a chef
A seaman, a bath attendant, a janissary
3
The Ottoman Empire had three educational systems that created three different talents. What were these three talents?
Civil and military, bureaucrats, Judges and teachers, Religious masters
Artisans, Architects, Judges
Merchants, Military leaders, Teachers
4
Hindus and Muslims did not live in harmony under the Mughal empire.
True
False
5
What is the Tulip era known for?
First muslim printing press, art/design, embassies to europe
The creation of the pizza, the love for roses and the domestication of dogs
Relations with england, plumbing, and the domestication of pigeons
6
Were the Safavid's castles open to all?
No, their castle was heavily fortified, designed to strengthen the ruler
No, the ruler's worried an open castle would lead to an easier attack
Yes, an open castle made it easier to receive taxes from the people
Yes, their castle was open to all as the ruler's valued connection
7
Why was the taj mahal built?
As a gift from the Shah to his wife
As a tomb for the Shah's wife, a close political advisor
As a place for the locals to rest
8
When was the Tulip Era?
1418-1431
1801-1830
1718-1730
9
Were the newfound pleasures of France shared with the common people?
Yes, through amusement parks & days off from work (non religious holidays)
Yes, through connection programs between Ottoman and French people
No, the pleasures went to the rich and only the rich
10
Fatehpur Sikri, the idyllic city established by Akbar, the buildings included
Language school for children
Residences for nobles
Drinking and gambling zone

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