chapter 2 Flashcards

1
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warriors from islam

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ghazi

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2
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osmans followers

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ottomans

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3
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“overlord”

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sultan

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4
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rebellious conquered and warrior from Samarkand in Central Asia who briefly interrupted the rise of the Ottoman empire

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Timur the lame

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5
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warrior who conquered constantinople from the turks

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Mehmed II

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6
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superb military leader who ruled the ottoman empire when it reached its peak size

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Saleyman the lawgiver

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7
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system where Sultans army drafted boys from the peoples of conquered Christian territories, had the army educate them, convert them to Islam, and train them as soldiers.

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devshirme

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8
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elite soldiers who were loyal to the sultan only

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Janissaries

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9
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a Shi’ite Muslim dynasty that ruled in Persia between the 16 and 18 centurys and provides a striking example of how interaction among peoples can produce a blending of cultures.

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Safavid empire

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10
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12 year old who began to seize most of (what is now) Iran in 1499 and completed the task 2 years later

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Isma’il

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11
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a king

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shah

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12
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took throne in 1587 and helped create a Safavid culture and golden age that drew from the best of the Ottoman, Persian, and Arab works.

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Shah Abbas

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13
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new capital which was considered one of the most beautiful cities in the world

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Esfahan

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14
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causes of cultural blending

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migration
pursuit of freedom
trade
conquest

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15
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results of cultural blending

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language
religion and ethnical systems
styles of govt
racial or ethnic blending
arts and architecture
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16
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the sharing and interaction with other peoples where you experience exposer of ideas, technologies, foods, particular way of life not exactly like our own. The idea is that societies are able to benefit from cultural blending, and maybe keep the negative issues small.

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cultural blending

17
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empire that declined in 1300

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Byzantine

18
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was inhabited by mainly nomadic turks, but was soon a small muslim state built by Osman

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Anatolia

19
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___ had to serve in Turkish armies and make contributions required by their faith

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muslims

20
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people from Muslim tribes who carved northwestern India into many small kingdoms and who descended from Muslim Turks and Afghans

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Mughals

21
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11 year old boy who inherited a kingdom in the area that is now Uzbekistan and Tajikistan. His kingdom was taken away from him by his elders but built up an army and defeated a massive rajput army. He was a brilliant general.

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Babur

22
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meaning “great”; military conqueror who was a genius at cultural blending. He governed through a bureaucracy of officials and was devoted to arts and architecture.

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Akbar

23
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nonviolent religious group whose doctrines contained elements similar to Hinduism and Sufism. they see themselves as an independent tradition and not an offshoot of another religion

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sikhs

24
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Jahangir’s son and successor who could not tolerate competition and secured his throne by assassinating all his possible rivals. had a great passion for beautiful buildings and his wife.

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Shah Jahan

25
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made for Shah Jahan’s wife, Mumtaz Mahal, which is regarded as one of the most beautiful buildings in the world

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Taj Mahal

26
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Shah Jahan’s third son who executed his brothers and put his father in a prison so that he could rule.He was a master at military strategy and an aggressive empire builder. He expanded the Mughal holdings to its greatest size, but the power of the empire weakened during his reign due to the oppression of the people.

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Aurangzeb

27
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Jahangir’s wife who was a Persian princess and was a brilliant politician who perfectly understood the use of power

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Nur Jahan

28
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“grasper of the world” who left most of his affairs to his wife who ruled with an iron fist

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Jahangir

29
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By 1300 the Byzantine empire was declining and the Mongol’s had destroyed the Turkish seluk….

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Kingdom of Rum

30
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Built a small muslim state in Anatolia between 1300 and 1326 . most successful ghazi

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Osman

31
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Mehmed’s grandson, came to power in 1512 was an effective sultan and great general
in 1514 he defeated the safavids of persia at the battle of chaldiran
his empire took responsibility for mecca and medina

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Selim the Grim

32
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Osmans son who declared himself sultan

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Orkan I

33
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the 2nd most important city in the Byzantine Empire which the Ottomans captured

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Adrianople

34
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timer the lame destroyed this city; it was said that “for months, not even a bird moved in the city”

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Delhi

35
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Akbar’s chief finance minister who created a tax similar to US graduated income tax, calculating it as a percentage of the value of the peasants crops

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Todar Mal

36
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Babur’s son who lost the territory Babur gained.

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Humayun

37
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sinan built one of these for suleyman

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mosque

38
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Mehmed I son who defeated the venetians, invaded hungary, and over came an army of Italian crusaders

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Murad II

39
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the religion that ghazi’s, including osman, were

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islam