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ottoman empire reached its peak size and grandeur during his reign
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in the west h was called othman and his followers known as ottomans
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ottoman empire reached its peak size and grandeur during his reign suleyman I
in the west h was called othman and his followers known as ottomans osman
he was known as the lawgiver and as the magnificent suleyman
he earned the title the conqueror by leading the ottomans in conquering constantinople mehmed II
he was a warrior who became an able ruler. he turned hagia sofia into a mosque and changed the name of Constantinople to instanbul mehmed II
in the 15th century this warrior and conqueror from smarkand in central asia breifley interrupted the rise of the ottoman empire timur the lame
he conquered russia, persia, and northern india. he died on his way to conquer china timur the lame
he captured mecca and medina the holiest cities of islam and cairo, the intellectual center of the muslim world. he also expanded the ottoman empire into syria, palestine, and north africa selim the grim
as the first ottoman leader, he built a small state in anatolia that his successors would expand, he died not realizing that his conquests marked the birth of one of history's largest and longest-lived empires osman
as a military leader, he expanded the ottoman empire into central europe, north africa, and central asia. as a political leader, he streamlined the government bureaucracy, simplified the system of tax, and revamped the laws of the empire suleyman I
what was one thing that did not contribute to the cultural blending that created ottoman migration
orignally the safavids were members of an islamic religious brotherhood
isma'il was all of the following except: a shah, a safavid, a shia muslim, or an antaolian turk anatolian turk
the person who rebuilt esfahan shah abbas
the group that provided the model on which the safavids based their government was the ottomans
this is the religious group in which the mughal empire belonged muslim
this mughal emperor built the taj mahal in memory of his beloved wife shah jahah
their religious beliefs are a mixture of the doctrines of buddhism, hinduism, and sufism sikhs
althouth this son of akbar was an exremely weak ruler, he wisley left the affairs of the state to to his more capable wife jahangir
known as the "great one" who added mroe territry to the lands conquered by babur than did any other mughal emperor akbar
it was under this mughal emperor that the empire expanded to its greatest size. even so the power of teh empire weaked greatly during his reign auranghzeb
his kingdom was stolen from him when he was a boy. as a young man he regained it along with other lands thus laying the foundation for the vast mughal empire babur
this is a group to who, khusrau turned for aid when he reblled against his father. as a result this group became the target of the mughal's particular hatred sikhs
she was a persian princess who married a son of akbar's and became a brilliant politician. when her husband proved weak, she took the opportunity to rule india in his name nur jahan
he encouraged religious tolerence in the mughal empire and presided over a great cultural and artistic age akbar
christian boys were taken as slaves, converted to islam and turned into warriros and government officals as part of this ottoman policy deshrime
he built the taj mahal in memory of his wife mumtaz mahal shah jahan
this was the term for a warrior for islam who belonged to a military society with a strict code of conduct ghazi
this interaction of two or more cultures produced new languages and new ideas in art, religion, and society cultural blending
he drew from many cultural influences and reformed civilian and military life in the safavid empire shah abbas
this shia worrior led the safavids to conquer what is now iran isma'il
this central asian conqueror interrupted the growth of the ottoman empire timur the lame
artists from many cultures wroked together in this capitol city of the safavid empire esfahan
mehmed II was able to conquer this byzantine city using cannons and military strategy constantinople
which of the following did the ottomans conquer first? athens
on which continents had the ottomans gained territory by 1481? europe and asia
by what year had the ottoman empire reached its farthese southern extent? what year did they control hungary? 1520; 1566
by 1520, what region of the ottoman empire was separated from its main territories algeria
which empire had the smallest territory kingdom of mali
which empire had the second largest population mughal empire
how many poeple were in the british empire at its height 430 million people
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