Unit 2: The World in 1750

Which Mughal ruler was the least religiously tolerant?

Between the 14th-17th centuries, the ___ had the Ottomans take Christian boys as a form of tax.

In the Japanese feudal system, who is the de facto head of state?

What is the warring states period of Japanese history known as?

As the Tokugawa Shogunate was relatively peaceful, the Samurai became _____ in Japan.

Who were the elite soldiers of the Ottoman Empire?

Which social groups were considered the ruling class of Japan during the Tokugawa Shogunate?

Which Empire was more open to outsiders?

Which Ottoman sultan led the conquest of Constantinople?

The Ottomans and the Mughals came from which ethnic backgrounds?

In the Japanese feudal system, who is the head of state by law?

The Mughal Empire could be found on which continent?

Europeans sought a sea route to Asia after which event?

Who is considered to be the greatest Ottoman sultan?

On what peninsula did the Ottomans begin their empire?

Self-governing non-Muslim communities in the Ottoman Empire were known as __________.

Through what religion did the Ottomans rule?

What city were the Ottomans finally able to take from the Byzantine Empire in 1453?

Unlike Hinduism, the Abrahamic Faiths (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam) are __________.

Japan is an archipelago located by which ocean?