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3.1 and3.2 vocab!!!

TermDefinition
Devshirme A system the ottomans used to staff their military and government
Tax Farmers local officials and private tax collectors distant from the central government
Boyars noble Russian class
Romanov Dynasty took control of Russia in 1613 after a period of turmoil following Ivans death in 1584
Safavid Empire the Safavids rose to power in the 1500s due to their land-based military might and strong leadership
Qing Dynasty ruled after the ming until 1911
Ivan (IV) Zar of Russia- punished the high boyar class after opposing him
Janissaries Christian boys were taught carious skills in politics, the arts and the military ,particular a group in the ottoman empire
Zamindars Mughals paid officials
Divine Right of Kings a common claim from the Middle Ages that the right to rule was given to a king by God.
Peter I Tsar of Russia, known as the defender of orthodoxy
Mughal Empire under Akbar was one of the richest and best-governed states in the world
Kangxi Chinas longest Riegner emperor, presided over a period of stability and expansion during the qing dynasty in China
Tokugawa Shogunate set about reorganizing the governance of Japan in order to centralize control over the feudal system
Taj Mahal a tomb showing power and wealth
Absolute directed by one source of power, the king, with complete authority
Gunpowder Empires relied on firearms to conquer and control territory
Ming Dynasty overthrown the yuan dynasty in 1368
Emperor Qianlong a qing ruler, a poet who was also knowledgeable in art and calligraphy
Askia the Great he claimed his predecessor ,Sunni Ali was not a faithful Muslim
Versailles a palace in France
Louis XIV espoused a theory of divine right and was virtual dictator
Ottoman Empire was the longest and most enduring of the great Islamic empires of this period.
Manchu took over ming dynasty to establish Qing dynasty
Printing Press helped increase literacy
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