AP World History Unit 3 (1450-1750): Land-Based Empires

Ottoman infantry with gunpowder weapons

This empire arose in Persia and followed Shia Islam

Akbar reformed these elites by directly appointing some to collect taxes

Name of the Japanese nobles

Treaty Between Russia & Qing that set border in Asia

Example of religious tolerance in this period

This battle is a great example of how effective gunpowder weapons were

Mughal monumental architecture to legit. their rule

Example of Chinese art/architecture to legit. power

This Mughal Emperor was famous for his religious tolerance

European victories vs. the Ottomans

This Czar "westernized" Russia to make it more like Europe

The year the Ottomans took over Constantinople (renamed it Istanbul)

Ottomans gave Christians and Jews some autonomy

Greatest ruler of the Ottomans

Shia power that the Sunni Ottoman fought

Example of religious conflict in this period

Chinese Dynasty after the Yuan Dynasty

Tribute where Ottomans collected Christian boys in the Balkans

Religion that is a syncretism between Hinduism & Islam

This leader made his nobles stay at the capital every other year and leave their fams there

The greatest ruler of the Safavid Empire was:

This empire replaced the Sultanate of Delhi

This Mughal Emperor was famous for imposing Islamic beliefs

Empire that expanded east across Siberia

What the Russians were looking for in Siberia

Russian & Qing expansion end the threat of pastoral nomads creating a large empire again

This empire took over land that used to belong to the Byzantine Empire

The Safavid capital ________, displayed the wealth and power of its Shahs

Tax on non-Muslims. Used by Ottomans and Mughals.

Why did Russia's Czar have more trouble centralizing power?

The Qing

Under the Qing...

Example of Ottoman art/architecture to legit. power

This was key in empire expansion

Dynasty after the Ming Dynasty

When an woman throws herself on her husband's funeral pyre in India

Shah Abbas I consolidated power with slave soldiers w/gunpowder called:

Under the Ming...