5 Written Questions

1. "the lawgiver" "the magnificent" "the great turk" great military leader of the ottoman empire.
2. part of the hundred years war; pushed english back to english channel.
3. strategic lynchpin overlooking straits leading from mediterranean to atlantic, ruled by muslims. 1492 conquered by christians
4. a corps of infantry soldiers and bureaucrats who owed direct allegiance to the sultan.
5. large oceangoing vessels created by southeast asians

5 Matching Questions

1. Peasants' Revolts
2. printing press
3. Safavids
4. Sufism Bengal, Bhakti Hindu, Sikhism Punjab
5. War of Roses

1. a England; Lancaster vs. York...Tudors won instead in 1485.
2. b shiism; from southwest persia (iran), organized, fierce, intolerant.
3. c French revolt (jacquerie) and english revolt of peasants
4. d invented in 1460s; presses and anonymous pamphlets circulated religious and political views different from the monarchy.
5. e religious rivals once the Delhi Sultanate fell.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. most sacred of Christian cathedrals...largest house of worship in all christendom.
   1. Hagia Sophia
   2. Hapsburgs
   3. Mughals
   4. Ismail
2. three palaces (turkey, india, china)
   1. Topkapi, Chan Chan, The forbidden city
   2. Topkapi Palace
   3. Prince Henrique
   4. Location where ottoman empire derived
3. teachings of nanak (renounced caste system and treated all believers of god as equals).
   1. Mughals
   2. Suleiman
   3. sikhism
   4. Devshirme
4. bubonic, pneumonic and septicaemic. Death ranges 25 to 50 percent. Spread by weather, rats, people migrating, and trade routes. known as the pestilence or the great mortality. Afro-eurasion pandemic of the fourteenth century.
   1. Black Death
   2. Babur
   3. Grenada
   4. Zheng He
5. group of revolutionaries during the ming dynasty that blended China's rich and diverse popular cultural and religious traditions and also attempted to bring legitimate government.
   1. Zhu Yuanzhang
   2. Renaissance
   3. Devshirme
   4. red turban movement

5 True/False Questions

1. Mehmed the Conqueror → Joao's (ruled spain) son; "the navigator" supported expeditions and expansion. sends first ships around Good Hope.

   True        False

2. Delhi Sultunate → rebirth; Scholars and artist develop humanism; Arts, sciences and literature

   True        False

3. Marriage of Isabella of Castile and Ferdinand of Aragon → Spain unifies; Reconquista begins and Moors driven back to North Africa.

   True        False

4. Bhakti Hinduism → preached doctrine of divine love

   True        False

5. Cortes in Spain, Parliament in England, Estates general in France → new advisory councils that grow

   True        False