Early Modern Empires and Global Encounters 1450-1750
Test your knowledge of major early modern empires (Ottoman, Mughal, Qing), Russian expansion, and European colonization of the Americas during 1450-1750
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Capital and only outpost left of Byzantine empire; 1453 fell to Mehmet II of the Ottoman Empire
- Antioch
- Constantinople
- Istar
- caesaropapolis
One of the most successful empires of India; rule noted for tolerance; 1526 founded by Turks
- Qing Empire
- Ottoman Empire
- Siberian empire
- Mughal Empire
Major Islamic state centered on Anatolia that came to include the Balkans, et al.
- Ottoman Empire
- Mughal Empire
- Safavid Empire
- Qing Dynasty
Spanish conquerer of the Aztec Empire
- Pizarro
- De las casa
- Cortés
- Columbus
Cortés' Mayan/Aztec translator who also bore him a son and viewed as an ally of the Spanish
- Hiawatha
- Doña Marina
- Pocahontas
- Sacagawea
Russia's great frontier region; rich in minerals and furs, but not agriculture
- Zunghara
- Yasak
- Siberia
- Anwei
Ruling Chinese dynasty from 1644 -1912; rulers were from Manchuria; decline due to foreingers
- Mao Zedong
- Qing
- Ming
- Yuan
Agricultural system based on African slavery used in Brazil, the Caribbean, and southern US
- encomienda system
- plantation complex
- middle passage
- creoles system
Massive trans-Atlantic interaction between the Americans and Afro-Eurasia; begin w/ exploration
- Triangular Trade Network
- Trans-Atlantic Trade
- World Mixing
- Columbian Exchange
Describes the devastating demographic impact of Euro-diseases on the Americas
- flu fluxuation
- great dying
- jizya
- pandemic
Areas in other places set up by large numbers of people; used by British in North America
- settler colonies
- Paleolithic persistence
- plantation complex
- peninsulares
Mughal emperor who reversed earlier religious tolerance policies; imposed Islamic supremacy
- Akbar
- Ashoka
- Aurangzeb
- Zunghar
Tribute that Russian rulers demanded from Siberian ppls in the form of furs
- fixed fur
- furize
- jizya
- yasak
Refers to population of Spanish colonial societies in the Americas; Spanish and Indian parents
- Columbian exchange
- mestizo
- mulattoe
- peninsulares
Famous Mughal India emperor; noted polices of inclusion and religious tolerance
- Cortes
- Aurangzeb
- Ashoka
- Akbar
Term to refer to people born in Spain but live in Latin American colonies; claimed superiority
- peninsulares
- mestizos
- colonists
- settlers
The tribute of boy children that the Ottoman Turks levied on Christians; boys serve in army
- soldier tax
- cortes
- devshirme
- yasak
Term commonly used for people of mixed African and European blood
- yasak
- mulattoes
- mestizo
- devshrime