Chapter Two Flashcards

1
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Warriors for Islam

A

Ghazis

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2
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Most successful ghazi

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Osman

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3
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Rebellious warrior and conqueror from Samarkand in Central Asia

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Timur the lame

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4
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Murad’s son, who achieved the most dramatic feat in ottoman history

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Mehmet II

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5
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Title given as a tribute to the splendor of his court and to his cultural achievements

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Suleiman the Lawgiver

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6
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A member of an elite force of soldiers in the Ottoman Empire

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Janissary

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7
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Policy where the sultan army took boys from their families, educated them, converted them to Islam, and trained them as soldiers

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Devshirme

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8
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A member of Shi’a Muslim dynasty that built an empire in Persia

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Safavid

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9
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The leader of the “readheads” (14years old)

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Isma’il

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10
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Who helped create a Safavid culture and drew from the best of the ottoman, reformed the military, and civilian aspects of life?

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Shah Abbas

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11
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City in Persia that’s capital was rebuilt by Abbas

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Isfahan

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12
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People who invaded India

A

Mughals

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13
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11 year old who inherited a kingdom in the area that is now Uzbekistan and Tajikistan

A

Babur

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14
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Babur’ grandson who ruled India with wisdom and tolerance from 1556-1605
(Great One)

A

Akbar

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15
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“Grasper of the world”, Akbar’s son

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Jahangir

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16
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Jahangir’s wife the Persian princess

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Nur Jahan

17
Q

A nonviolent religious group who doctrines blended Buddhism, Hinduism, and Sufism

A

Sikhs

18
Q

A cultured man who had a great passion for beautiful buildings and his wife

A

Shah Jahan

19
Q

Famous tomb that took 22 years to build

A

Taj Mahal

20
Q

Ruler who was a master at military strategy and an aggressive empire builder

A

Aurangzeb

21
Q

Why were the ottomans such successful conquerors?

A

The use of gunpowder and acting kindly toward the people they conquered

22
Q

How did Mehmet the Conqueror show his tolerance of other cultures?

A

Opening Constantinople to new citizens of many religions and backgrounds

23
Q

Why was Selim of Grim’s capture of Mecca, medina, and Cairo so significant?

A

The first two cities were the holiest cities of Islam

24
Q

What role did slaves play in ottoman society?

A

Men- solider or hold position in government

Women- served royal or wealthy families

25
Q

What deeds contributed to isma’il’s fame?

A

Positive- war

Negative- killed everyone that wouldn’t convert to Shiism

26
Q

What ideas did Shah Abbas from his enemies, the ottoman?

A

Armies with modern artillery, reformed his government

27
Q

In what other ways did the Safavids interweave foreign ideas into their culture?

A

Trading with others, culture blending other religions with their own

28
Q

What opposition did the Mughals face when they invaded India?

A

The Turkish war lords, local tribes they had to take out

29
Q

In what ways did Akbar defend religious freedom during his reign?

A

Marrying people from different religions, taxes on non Muslims were abolished, allowed for peeps to hold high office

30
Q

How did Akbar’s successors promote religious conflict in the empire?

A

Jahangir elevated only lslams, grandson shah Jahan mistreats Hindus, Aurangzeb brings back expressive tax on Hindus