Unit 3 - Land Based Empires (1450-1750) Flashcards

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Volga River

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From Russian POV: Control of the Volga River meant control of the Caspian Sea and trade pathways to the Ottoman Empire; Ivan IV allowed stroganoffs (wealth landowners to use Cossack forces to gain control of the Volga River)

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Gunpowder

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Invention of gunpowder was used to control others; Made capture of territory more efficient

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Queen Isabella / King Ferdinand

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New monarch in Spain; Queen and King of Spain

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Tudors

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New monarch in England

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Valois

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New monarch in France

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Ivan IV [Ivan the Terrible]

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Crowned Tsar in 1547; Attempted to expand Russian border [eastward]; Took control of Kazan, Astraakhan, and Siberia; Relied heavily on gunpowder

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Kiev, St. Petersburg, Moscow

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Russian capitals at one point in time of Russia - always located in Europe as to allow for tight link to Europe

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Central Asia

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Mongols influenced from Central asia, eas

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Siberia

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After Ivan IV’s reign, Russia moved east into Siberia, defeating/converting many indigenous tribes.

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Pacific Ocean / Alaska

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Russia had advanced as far as Pacific Ocean and Alaska

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Ottoman Empire

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Largest and longest lasting great Islamic Empire.

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Cannons

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Ottomans used 26-foot bronze cannon (as well as others) to break down walls and capture Constantinople

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Balkans

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Land in Southeast Europe where armies of Mehmed II stayed before attacking Italy

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Venice

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Was not conquered by Ottomans, but forced to pay yearly tax

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Istanbul

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Center of Islam

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Suleiman I

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Leader of Ottoman Empire during it’s peak

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Vienna

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Main city in Austria; Resisted Suleiman, but was scared by Ottomans

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Rhodes

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Island captured by Ottomans [under Suleiman] located in East Mediterranean

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Safavid Empire

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Origin in Sufism; Established in Northern Azerbaijan (Iran)

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Azerbaijan

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Location of Safavid Empire

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Shah Ismail

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Only 14/15 years old at beginning of his reign; Conquered all of Iran; Safavid military hero;

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Arabian Sea

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Safavid Empire was on Arabian Sea, but had no navy

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Shah Abbas I

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Presided over Safavid Empire at it’s height; His troops were Christian boys; Relied on Europe to advise him; Received new weapons from Europe