4.01 (S1)

This was the main cause of the Islamic world's hardships during the 13th century.

• War between different Islamic nations.

• Mongol armies invading Muslim lands.

• European nations invading Muslim lands.

• The bubonic plague.

They founded the Ottoman Empire.

• Ismail

• King Tut

• Akbar

• Osman

This was the capital of the Ottoman Empire.

• Constantinople

• Istanbul

• Columbus

• Rock Creek

Süleyman was a sixteenth century Safavid emperor who built magnificent mosques.

• True

• False

Europeans knew Süleyman as "Süleyman the ________."

• Magnificent

• Grand

• Amazing

• Extraordinary

Süleyman was an Ottoman emperor who created a code of laws for his empire.

• True

• False

Which does NOT describe the political and religious relations between the Ottoman and Safavid empires?

• Often at war to add territory to their empires.

• The Safavids were Shi'ites and persecuted the Sunnis in their empire.

• The Ottomans belonged to the Sunni branch of Islam.

• There was little conflict despite their close proximity to one another.

Who was Akbar and what is he well known for?

• Mughal ruler maintained order by making Islam the only religion in India.

• Mughal ruler of India who practiced religious and cultural tolerance .

• Safavid ruler allowed people of all religions/cultures to study in Persia

• Ottoman emperor who established a new set of laws in his empire

The Taj Mahal was originally built to serve this purpose.

• A burial site.

• A religious temple.

• A royal palace.

• A heavily guarded fort.

• A: Ottoman; B: Safavid; C: Mughal

• A: America; B: Asia; C: Australia

• A: Safavid; B: Ottoman; C: Mughal

• A: Mughal; B: Ottoman; C: Safavid