Unit 3 Review 2024

Click the map to zoom in.

Match the numbers on the map with the land-based empire from the period 1450-1750.

• Austrian Hapsburg Empire

• 2

• Ottoman Empire

• 3

• Aztec Empire

• 4

• Songhai Empire

• 5

• Inca Empire

• 1

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Match the numbers on the map with the land-based empire from the period 1450-1750.

• Mughal Empire

• 4

• Russian Empire

• 5

• Ottoman Empire

• 3

• Ming Dynasty, later becomes Qing Dynasty

• 1

• Safavid Empire

• 2

Match each empire to their dominant religious beliefs:

• Sunni Muslim leaders, Hindu population

• Russian Empire

  (p. 145)

• Eastern Orthodox Christianity

• Mughal Empire

  (p. 150-151)

• Islam (Shi'a)

• Ming Dynasty

• Islam (Sunni)

• Safavid Empire

  (p. 148)

• Confucianism

• Ottoman Empire

  (p. 148)

Empires 1, 2, 3, and 4 shown here used this type of weapon to give their military forces a great advantage.

• Cossacks

• Janissaries

• Pointy sticks

• Nuclear submarines

• Gunpowder weapons

Match each land-based empire from 1450-1750 with the sort of tribute they demanded from weaker or conquered states.

• Safavid Empire

• A "blood tax" that took people to be used as human sacrifices.

• Ming Dynasty

• Rice or silver

• Ottoman Empire

• A "blood tax" that took Christian boys and forced them to become slave-soldiers called ghulam.

• Aztec Empire

• A "blood tax" known as the devshirme. It took Christian boys and trained them to be elite slave-soldiers called janissaries.

Which empires shown here were among the Turkic, Islamic Gunpowder empires?

(Choose all that apply)

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

Empires 1, 2, and 3 were all of ​ (a)   ethnicity, followed the ​ (b)   belief system, and expanded using ​ (c)   weapons. Despite sharing similar religious beliefs, they fought each other due to religious differences. Empire 1 followed ​ (d)   Islam while Empire 2 followed ​ (e)   Islam.

• Turkic
• Islamic
• gunpowder
• Sunni
• Shi'a
• Hindu
• Mongol
• Sufi
• Sharia

Match the specific historical terms with the appropriate description

• Jizya

• A strict Islamic legal code

• Sunni

• A tax that non-Muslims had to pay if they lived in Muslim lands

• Sufi

• The majority branch of Islam that believes Islamic leaders should be elected

• Sharia

• The minority branch of Islam that believes Islamic leaders must be relatives of the Prophet Muhammad

• Shi'a

• Islamic mystics who focused on dance and an emotional connection with God (Allah); comparable to the Hindu Bhaktis

Match the specific historical terms with the appropriate description

• Blood tax

• A gift or payment a weaker state gives to a stronger state as a sign of respect, submission, or loyalty

• Devshirme

• The blood tax in the Ottoman Empire by which young Christian boys were taken from their families and trained to become slave-soldiers

• Janissary

• A type of tribute that takes people instead of things

• Tribute

• Elite, high status slave-soldiers of the Ottoman Empire

Match the specific historical terms with the appropriate description

• Uighur

• Muslim people within China; they were conquered by the Qianlong Emperor but have never fully integrated with China

• Manchu

• The Chinese Dynasty that ruled after the Yuan Dynasty and before the Qing Dynasty

• White Lotus Society

• The Chinese Dynasty put in place by the Mongols after they conquered the Song Dynasty

• Yuan

• A Buddhist group that overthrew the Yuan Dynasty. They also tried to overthrow the Qing Dynasty but were crushed.

• Ming

• People from Manchuria. They established the Qing Dynasty and required all men to wear the queue hairstyle