WH - Unit Six Review

The greatest of all Ottoman architects, ____ built 81 mosques.

A monarchy in SEAsia associated with a palace designed to represent the center of the universe

The Manchus established the Qing Dynasty. The name "Qing" means

The _________ is considered the most beautiful building in India. 

Under Shah Abbas, the Safavid dynasty

The founder of the Mogul dynasty in India was

"Gunpowder Empires" were empires that

He was in charge of fighting any force who threatened the East India's Co.'s power in India.

Why were the mainland states of SE Asia able to resist European intrusion?

Paintings by Riza-i-Abbasi characteristically had which of the following?

Who was the greatest emperor in Chinese history and reigned for 61 years?

What was the Japanese name for the heads of noble families?

The footbinding of Chinese women was

When the Moguls began establishing their dynasty in India, the continent was divided into

The Ottoman central government appointed officials called

In the late 13th century, a new group of Turks, under Osman, began to build power in

Which rulers completed the restoration of central authority in Japan in the early 1600s?

What was the name of the group ofOttoman religious advisers that administered the legal system?

Who initiated construction of the Imperial City in Beijing?

Japanese pottery makers borrowed techniques from ___ to create handsome ceramic pieces

Under ___, the Ottomans conquered Constantinople.

Which building is widely considered the most beautiful building in India?

Ottoman expansion in the early 14th century led to their control over

The hereditary nature of the position of sultan

The overthrow of the Ming Dynasty allowed

Recruited from the local Christian population in the Balkans, the janissaries were

Local officials, known as ___, kept a portion of the taxes paid in lieu of a salary.

Under the Tokugawa class, the eta were

Who led the Ming dynasty's naval voyages of exploration?

Beyond the extended Chinese family was the __, which consisted of many related families.