The World in 1750 Assessment Review

What was central to governance in the Ottoman Empire?

• Christian law

• Islamic law

• Secular law

• Hindu law

What was the Tokugawa Shogunate's policy towards foreign (other) countries?

• Open trade and travel

• Strict prohibition (stopping) from trading or visiting

• Diplomatic (working) relations

• Military alliances (teams)

What was the consequence for telling the locations of Christians (padres) in Tokugawa Shogunate?

• Execution (death)

• Reward

• Imprisonment

• Exile (kicked out of Japan)

What is a valid conclusion based on the information shown on this map?

• 1. Japan was an important part of the trade network between Africa and Eurasia (Europe/Asia)

• 1. The Ottoman and Mughal Empires were connected to each other over land routes.

• 1. France controlled more ports in India than Britain did.

• 1. The Mughals and France were involved in trade across the Sahara Desert.

Which empire is NOT shown on the map?

• Ottoman Empire

• Mughal Empire

• Byzantine Empire

• France

What is the purpose of the key in the map?

• To explain the symbols and lines used

• To provide historical context

• To list important dates

• To describe the empires

What was the purpose of Sir Thomas Roe's visit to the Mughal emperor?

• To negotiate a military alliance

• To negotiate a trade treaty

• To explore new territories

• To establish a religious mission

In what year did the Mughal emperor write a letter to King James I?

• 1614

• 1615

• 1616

• 1617

What do the lines in the key represent on the map?

• Territory that was not controlled by a large government (empire)

• European maritime trade routes

• Boundary lines of the Ottoman Empire

• Columbus's journey from Spain to Japan

Which of the following is true based on the map?

• Japan traded with the Ottoman Empire

• Europe created maritime trade routes to Asia

• Most of the trade during 1600s was done over land

• Southeast Asia was not part of the Indian Ocean trade network