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3.2 Empire Admin

AP World History 3.2 Empire Admin Term 1

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During this era, what did rulers use to legitimize their rule? Rulers continued to use religious ideas, art, and monumental architecture to legitimize their rule. pt.2
What city was built to celebrate Peter the Great's power? Russia built St. Petersburg on the Baltic to celebrate Peter’s power.
What artistic creations were made to honor the Chinese emperors? The Qing had imperial portraits painted to honor their emperors.
What monumental piece of architecture was built without using iron tools? What was it covered in? The Incan sun temple of Cuzco (built without iron tools) was covered with gold.
What sacrifices were made at temple of Cuzco? Llamas and sometimes children were sacrificed.
Who demolished the Temple of Cuzco and why? Llamas and sometimes children were sacrificed. It was demolished to build a Spanish church.
Who constructed the Temple of the Sun and where was it constructed? The Inca (Machu Picchu) also constructed a Temple of the Sun, about 1450, some 400 miles SE of Lima.
When was the Temple of the Sun built? The Inca (Machu Picchu) also constructed a Temple of the Sun, about 1450, some 400 miles SE of Lima.
What building was completed in 1640 and cost up to 1 billion dollars? Mughal mausolea and mosques: The Taj Mahal in N central India was completed 1640. It consisted of a 40-acre garden and cost up to $1 billion. It is 240 feet high; the main building is 180 feet on each side
What European palace was built 15 miles SW of Paris and had over 700,000 square feet? European palaces, such as the French Versailles 15 miles SW of Paris. It had 700,000 square feet of room (covering 15 acres) on about 2000 acres of land.
The French Versailles had a special hallway. What was it called? How much did the palace cost? The hall of mirrors had 350 mirrors (240 by 35 feet). The cost was around $2 billion.
Explain how rulers used a variety of methods to legitimize and consolidate their power in land-based empires from 1450 to 1750 pt.2 Explain how rulers used a variety of methods to legitimize and consolidate their power in land-based empires from 1450 to 1750 pt.2
What did rulers use to raise funds to keep themselves in power and expand their rule? Rulers used tribute collection, tax farming, and innovative tax-collection systems to generate revenue in order to forward state power and expansion
Who did the Mughal collect taxes from? The Mughal collected taxes from peasants through nobles (zamindar).
What tax system did the Ottoman empire use? The Ottoman practiced tax farming where a collector bid for the right to collect taxes in an area (he could pocket the profits).
What did Peter the Great do to increase the state's power and military? Peter the Great in Russia developed industries like mining to strengthen the military and state power.
What did the Aztec/Mexica do to raise funds? The Aztec/Mexica required tribute from defeated peoples near its empire.
How did the Ming dynasty collect their taxes? In what form? The Ming collected taxes in hard currency/silver that arrived in abundance from the Americas.
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