Global- Chap 18: The Muslim World Expands Flashcards
(18 cards)
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Osman
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- most successful ghazi
- followers called Ottomans
- expanded empire using gunpowder and cannons
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Ghazis
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- warriors for Islam
- what Anatolian Turks saw themselves as
- raided territories of infidels ( people who didn’t believe in Islam)
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Orkhan I
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- second Ottoman leader
- declared title of sultan (overlord)
- captured Adrianople, important city of Byzantine empire
- tolerated religions and ruled through local officials
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Timur the Lame
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- halted expansion of Ottoman Empire
- burned down Baghdad
- crushed Ottoman forces at Battle of Ankara
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Mehmed II / Mehmed the Conqueror
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conquered Constantinople
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Selim the Grim
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- grandson of Mehmed
- eventually took over Cairo
- took over Mecca and Medina
- beat Safavids in battle
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Suleyman the Lawgiver/ Magnificent
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- brought empire to its peak
- advanced into Hungary/ Austria, almost Vienna
- created code of laws
- simplified taxes, reduced gov. bureaucracy
- high religious tolerance (millets: small groups of people practicing same religion)
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Devshirme
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- boys were drafted from conquered areas
- converted to Islam
- trained by Janissary soldiers (elite group of soldiers)
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Safavids
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- Shi’ite Muslim dynasty
- ruled in Persia
- mixed culture of Ottomans, Arabs, and Persians
- squeezed between Ottoman and Mughal –> strong army
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Isma’il
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- boy that took over present day Iran
- crowned himself shah (king)
- religious tyrant (established Shi’ism as only religion)
- put Shi’a (supporters of Ali) to death
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Shah Abbas/ Abbas the Great
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- created Safavid golden age
- limited power of military, created two armies loyal to him (similar to Ottoman Janissaries)
- very tolerant of religion
- severely punished corruption
- new capital: Esfahan (workers all over the world worked on it)
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Mughals/ Mongols
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dominant empire in India (1500-1600 AD)
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Babur
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- founder of Mughal dynasty in India
- skilled general, won a lot of land
- son Humayun loses most of territory
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Akbar/ Greatest One
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- son of Humayun
- used heavy artillery (cannons)
- religious freedom
- appointed Rajputs as officials –> enemies into allies
- abolished tax on Hindu pilgrims and non- Muslims
- tax that was affordable and fair –> more people paid it
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Urdu
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Mix of Arabic, Persian, Hindi
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Jahangir
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- ruled after Akbar
- wife: Nur Jahan
- her son turned to Sikhs, nonviolent group which sheltered him –> Mughals tortured leader and developed hatred for them
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Shah Jahan
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- after Jahangir
- builds Taj Mahal for his dead wife
- increased tax for construction –> famine
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Aurangzeb
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- son of Shah Jahan, imprisons him
- expanded empire to its greatest size
- rigidly enforced Islamic laws
- tried to erase all gains Hindus made under Akbar