World Studies Chapter 11 Test Review

Zheng He was the Admiral of a large Chinese fleet.

The Otomans used military techniques similar to those used by Mongols.

Akbar was the most effective Mughal ruler.

The Mongolian rule of China was called the Yuan dynasty.

Babur was the most effective Mughal ruler.

Landscapes is the term for nature scenes that became popular art form during the Ming dynasty.

The Manchu dynasty tried to become like those they had conquered.

The early English joint-stock company that later ruled areas of India was the British East India Company.

Mehmet II was an Ottoman ruler from 1451 to 1481.

The Grand Canal was restored by the Ming dynasty.

Akbar was the Mughal ruler came to power at the age of 13 and continued to expand his empire.

Closing of government positions to scholars was not a part of imperial absolutism in China.

The Ottoman Empire was initially dominated by the Turks.

Shah Ismail I was the first founder of the Safavid dynasty.

India called itself the Middle Kingdom.

Zheng He represented the Ming dynasty.

The Mughal dynasty conquered India.

Taizu founded the Ming dynasty.

The Safavid Empire laid the foundation for the modern country of Afghanistan.

Chengzu was the Ming emperor who collected a literary treasury.

The Safavid Empire was the kingdom that followed the Shia interpretation of Islam.

Scorched earth tactic was not a reason for the Ottoman's military success.

The Ottomans built a strong empire that endured for six centuries.

Chinese craftsmen perfected the production of porcelain.

Babur directed his forces to conduct jihad and gain contol of Northern India.

The Manchurians seized power from the Ming dynasty.

The Ming dynasty declined and became vulnerable to attack because of weak leadership.

Constantinople was later renamed Instanbul.

Babur established the Mughal dynasty.

The Ming dynasty repaired the Great Wall and built the Imperial City.

The British East India Company's rule over most of India was effective.

Babur was a descendant of Chinggis Khan and Tamerlane.

Abbas was the second founder of the Safavid dynasty.

Anatolio was the original location of the Ottoman Empire.

Mehmet II led the Ottoman forces against Constantinople.

Constantinople was defeated by Ottoman forces in 1453.

The Ottoman Empire required Jews and Christians to pay an annual tax.

The Ottoman Empire gained great wealth by heavily taxing the merchants and artisans.