Ottoman, Safavid and Mughal Empires

"Abbas's achievements produced a golden age in Safavid culture.

The rulers of the Ottoman Empire were known as____

The Ottoman empire reached its height under the leadership of____

The Safavids and Ottomans were allies because the rulers of each empire practiced Islam.

The religion of the Sikhs, known as Sikhism, blends

One example of the Mughal Empire's golden age

Janissaries contributed to the success of the Ottoman Empire because they

What allowed the Ottomans to expand beyond Anatolia?

Which of the following Mughal leaders came into conflict with the Sikhs?

Which of the following best describes Shah Jahan?

____founded the Mughal Empire in 1526.

Suleyman I became known as the "Lawgeiver"

By the 1200s, most of northern India was under the control of

Religion that blended elements of Hinduism and Islam

Orhan I led the siege that resulted in the fall of Constantinople.

The Mughal ruler Akbar worked to unify his diverse empire by

The ___was the greatest example of Mughal architecture

Akbar created unity through much of India by

Mughal ruler who built a new capital at Delhi