![]() the former pirate who served as Süleyman the Magnificent's leading admiralĮ. the Sufi guru who served as Akbar's advisorĭ. the garden tomb that Shah Jahan built to honor his favorite wifeī. ![]() used it as an astronomical observatory d What Islamic city was the most previous jewel for urban architectural development?Ī. converted it into the mosque of Aya SofyaĮ. restructured its configuration to become the great palace of the sultansĭ. turned it into a special university for JanissariesĬ. burned it to the ground as part of the looting after Mehmed II's conquestī. help him create a sophisticated law code b The Ottomans took the Byzantine cathedral Hagia Sofia andĪ. defeat the growing threat of the SafavidsĮ. create the religious complex known as the SüleymaniyeĬ. reorganize the Ottoman navy and conquer the eastern Mediterraneanī. Abu Bakr a Süleyman the Magnificent called on Sinan Pasha toĪ. the Safavids to the Ottomans after their disastrous defeat at Chaldiran d The Islamic leader who abolished the jizya wasĮ. non-Muslims for being in an Islamic countryĮ. Chinese merchants as a sort of bribe to allow them access to Indian marketsĭ. European merchants for access to trade through the Indian OceanĬ. Muslims to Hindus as a means of fostering better relations between the two faithsī. Buddhism and Christianity c The jizya was the tax paid byĪ. 285 million c Sikhism was a syncretic combination ofĮ. burned every available copy of A Thousand and One Nights a In the three hundred years after 1500, the population of India grew from 105 million toĮ. introduced a code of conduct for the JanissariesĮ. forbade women to play an active role in the marketplaceĭ. a concubine who had tremendous influence over Süleyman the Magnificent e Because of protests from moralists, the Ottoman sultan Murad IVĬ. the magnificent mosque built in Istanbul by Süleyman the MagnificentĮ. the most powerful ruler of the Safavid empireĭ. the Turkish term for the law codes of Süleyman the MagnificentĬ. practice of dividing up the land equally among all the sons of the nobles c Hürrem Sultana wasī. insistence on a particularly brutal form of slaveryĮ. bloody competition among heirs to the throneĭ. reversed the religious toleration of AKbar and began to tax the Hindus e The steppe tradition that caused the greatest problem for the Islam emperor was theĬ. was victorious in the battle of Chaldiran against the SafavidsĮ. built the magnificent Taj Mahal to honor his wife Mumtaz Mahalĭ. carried on the policy of religious toleration created by Akbarī. Zahir al-Din Muhammad c The Mughal emperor AurangzebĪ. convert to Twelver Shiism as a means of inspiring a sense of divine leadership d The Mughal empire reached its greatest geographic extent during the reign ofĮ. create a syncretic religion called the "divine faith" that all could worshipĮ. push Christianity in return for European-supplied advanced weaponsĭ. Charles V b Akbar's answer to the religious diversity and tension of India was toī. Zahir al-Din Muhammad e Which of the following rulers displayed the greatest amount of religious toleration?Į. form a united Indian and Chinese trading network c The founder of the Mughal dynasty, and a descendant of Chinggis Khan and Tamerlane, wasĮ. win converts for his own dream of a universal world religionĮ. win fame and conquer territory like his ancestor Chinggis Khanĭ. Shah Abbas e Zahir al-Din Muhammad's main inspiration for conquering India was toĬ. the Ottomans suffered a devastating defeat to the Spanish navy d The leader of the Safavid empire at its peak wasĮ. Zahir al-Din Muhammad conquered the leading Indian princes and unified IndiaĮ. Mehmed II captured the southern Italian port of OtrantoĬ. the Byzantines temporarily captured Constantinopleī. the Mughals a At the battle of Chaldiran in 1514,Ī. Jewish c Shah Ismail received the greatest support for his conversion to Twelver Shiism from theĮ. there were Twelve Commandments b The Safavids traced their ancestry back to the leader Safi al-Din, who was what religion?Į. there were twelve principle manifestations of AllahĮ. Ali had betrayed the prophet Muhammad and therefore his descendants could not ruleĭ. the twelfth infallible imam was still alive and would return to spread his faithĬ. ![]() any true believer could be the leader of the Islamic worldī. ![]() Shah Abbas d Central to the belief of Twelver Shiism was the idea thatĪ. admiral who carried Ottoman naval power into the Mediterranean Sea e The Islamic leader who converted to Twelver Shiism wasĮ. slave who helped Süleyman create his famed law codesĮ. architect who helped Süleyman rebuild IstanbulĬ.
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