WH - China, Japan, Gunpowder Empires

The Safavids predominantly followed which branch of Islam?

The system used during the Ottoman Empire to train soldiers was known as the _________ system.

The fall of which city in 1453, conquered by Mehmed II, signified the end of the Byzantine?

For what purpose was the Taj Mahal built?

The practice of mixing culture traits from surrounding areas is known as _______________.

Followers of Shintoism believe in divine spirits called ___________.

The title taken by Ottoman leaders that means “one with power” was ________.

Like Middle Ages kings in Europe, Japanese emperors during the feudal era were _____________.

The Mongols ruled during which Chinese dynasty?

Japan was heavily influenced by ________________ styles of art, architecture, and writing.

This Ottoman ruler was known as “the Lawgiver” and “the Magnificent”.

Which of the following demonstrates Emperor Kangxi’s Confucian ideals?

During the Qing dynasty, American crops were introduced to China causing a(n) __ in population.

Which of the following best explains the Tokugawa attitude toward foreign influence?

How was the era of Ming & Qing rule in China similar to the Renaissance in Western Europe?

Which "head knocking" ritual was required to trade with China?

What was the impact of the “alternate attendance” policy on Japan?

What were daimyo in feudal Japan?

The polytheistic religion in Japan based on a respect for nature and ancestors is known as ___.

Shah Abbas moved the capital of which empire to Esfahan?

What were “millets” during the Ottoman Empire?

The person who ruled Japan as military dictator during the feudal era was given which title?

Which of the following demonstrates the religious syncretism of the Gunpowder Empires?

China was geographically isolated from outsiders by which of the following?

The Manchus ruled China during which dynasty?

If a person visited Esfahan, they would see half of the world’s ________________.

Which Ottoman sultan captured the religious centers of Mecca, Medina, and Cairo in the 1500s?

Which of the following is a Persian title meaning “king” during the Safavid Empire?

During the Safavid Empire, Persians became well-known for making ______________.