What was the best system for governing society via John Locke and Adam Smith?

A mixed system of authority and freedom

What were the Ottomans not interested in?

western literature or music, architectural monuments

What did the Ottomans encourage in their educational system?

bureaucrats,ulama and Sufi religious masters

How did new thinkers view the authority of traditional rulers?

didn't like the status distinctions

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Cultures of Splendor and Power (Chapter 14) World Civ.

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A World Civilization Quiz that reviews how global commerce enriched and reshaped cultures in the centuries after the Americas ceased to be world apart from Afro-Eurasia.

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1
During the Enlightenment,what group of people had a big interest in science?
Issac Newton and Voltaire
Rulers/the court
Nicolaus Copernicus and Galileo Galilei
Marquise Lomont and Voltaire
2
Where did the Ottomans get most of their influences?
France
Asia
Europe
Africa
3
What was the purpose of the arts in Africa?
captured spiritual energy
to glorify the power and achievements of rulers
All of the above
4
What did the three education systems produce?
judges,experts and teachers
madras,ulama, tekkes
5
How did China avoid the religious warfare of post- Reformation Europe?
They were tolerant
They didn't want European influence
They trusted their religion
They didn't pay attention.
6
What did the Ottomans tolerate?
religion
difference
new ideas
7
What did anthropologists divide the worlds population into?.
Religions
areas of agriculture
Races
social classes
8
What was the best system for governing society via John Locke and Adam Smith?
None of these
A mixed system of authority and freedom
a mixed system of democracy and religion
A mixed system of prosperity and dynamics
9
What were the Ottomans not interested in?
monopoly ( not the game)
western literature or music
keeping their own styles
architectural monuments
10
What did the Ottomans encourage in their educational system?
Madras,tekks,topkapi
bureaucrats,ulama and Sufi religious masters
religion, tolerance and science
11
What undermined indigenous cultural life?
the lack of knowledge
religious tolerance
money, power and religion
contact, conquest and commerce
12
What was the sultan's symbol in the Ottoman Empire?
A shield
Angelsbreath
a sword
Tulip
13
How did new thinkers view the authority of traditional rulers?
challenged by using satire
didn't like the status distinctions
believed they had too much power
challenged clerical authority in the name of reason
14
What empire(s) gained greater expanses of territory in the 16th and 17th centuries?
Mughal
All of the above
Safavid
Ottoman
15
Why did Great Britain take control of parts of Australia?
use as a strategic base against Dutch and French expansion
exploit Australia for timber and flax,
all of the above
create prison colony exploit, Australia for timber and flax
16
What did newfound wealth do?
promoted learning and the arts
it caused multiple deaths do to exploration
religious wars became deadlier
let them take away taxes
17
Who set up a printing press in Istanbul in 1729?
Muteferrika
Galileo
Coprtnicus
Descartes

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