Unit 3.1 and 3.2

Which Chinese dynasty was overthrown by the Manchu, leading to the establishment of the Qing Dynasty?

• Ming Dynasty

• Song Dynasty

• Yuan Dynasty

• Han Dynasty

What does the term "Manchu" refer to in the context of Chinese history?

• A ruling dynasty

• A religious group

• A language

• An ethnic group

Who was the third emperor of the Qing Dynasty, known for his significant role in its expansion?

• Emperor Qianlong

• Kangxi

• Yongzheng

• Puyi

Which empire was known as a gunpowder empire and controlled Mediterranean trade from Anatolia?

• Safavid Empire

• Ottoman Empire

• Roman Empire

• Byzantine Empire

What does the term "Shah" signify in Persian culture?

• A high-ranking military officer

• A religious leader

• A king or emperor

• A legal advisor

What was the Mughal Empire known for?

• Its naval conquests

• The use of gunpowder and control of South Asia

• The establishment of democratic institutions

• Innovations in agricultural techniques

What does the term "Ghazi ideal" refer to?

• A philosophical concept in Buddhism

• A warrior and Islamic code of behavior used by the Timurids

• An economic policy in the Ottoman Empire

• A style of architecture in Central Asia

What are castes associated with?

• Social groups in Christianity

• Economic divisions in the Roman Empire

• Social groups defined within Hinduism

• Military ranks in the Byzantine Empire

Who was responsible for the expansion of the Russian Empire using gunpowder as well as the first Tsar?

• Peter the Great

• Catherine the Great

• Ivan IV

• Nicholas II

What was Tamerlane known for?

• His diplomatic skills in Europe

• His religious reforms in the Middle East

• Expanding territory after the fragmentation of the Mongol khanates

• His contributions to science in Central Asia