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1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
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-1453
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1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
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-1453
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2) Who were the Janissaries?
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- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
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2) Who were the Janissaries?
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- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
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1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
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-1453
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3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
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-vizier
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2) Who were the Janissaries?
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- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
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3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
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-vizier
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4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
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-Anatolia (turkey)
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4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
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-Anatolia (turkey)
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3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
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-vizier
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1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
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-1453
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1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
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-1453
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1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
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-1453
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1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
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-1453
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1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
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-1453
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5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
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-Portugal
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5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
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-Portugal
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4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
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-Anatolia (turkey)
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1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
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-1453
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2) Who were the Janissaries?
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- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
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6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
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-Sufi
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6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
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-Sufi
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2) Who were the Janissaries?
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- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
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2) Who were the Janissaries?
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- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
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1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
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-1453
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2) Who were the Janissaries?
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- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
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5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
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-Portugal
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2) Who were the Janissaries?
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- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
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2) Who were the Janissaries?
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- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
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1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
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-1453
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2) Who were the Janissaries?
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- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
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3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
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-vizier
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7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
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-Babur
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7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
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-Babur
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2) Who were the Janissaries?
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- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
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3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
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-vizier
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6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
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-Sufi
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3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
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-vizier
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3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
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-vizier
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3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
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-vizier
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3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
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-vizier
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4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
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-Anatolia (turkey)
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1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
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-1453
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4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
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-Anatolia (turkey)
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4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
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-Anatolia (turkey)
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3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
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-vizier
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3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
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-vizier
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7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
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-Babur
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8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
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-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
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4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
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-Anatolia (turkey)
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4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
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-Anatolia (turkey)
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8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
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-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
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4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
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-Anatolia (turkey)
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1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
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-1453
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5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
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-Portugal
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3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
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-Kongo
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4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
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-Anatolia (turkey)
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5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
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-Portugal
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2) Who were the Janissaries?
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- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
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5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
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-Portugal
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5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
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-Portugal
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8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
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-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
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6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
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-Sufi
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2) Who were the Janissaries?
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- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
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4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
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-Anatolia (turkey)
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5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
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-Portugal
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3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
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-Kongo
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5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
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-Portugal
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5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
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-Portugal
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6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
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-Sufi
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3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
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-Kongo
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6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
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-Sufi
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7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
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-Babur
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|
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6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
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-Sufi
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3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
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-vizier
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|
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3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
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-vizier
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4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
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-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
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6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
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-Sufi
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4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
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-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
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6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
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-Sufi
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5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
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-Portugal
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|
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4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
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-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
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7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
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-Babur
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6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
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-Sufi
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|
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7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
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-Babur
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|
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4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
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-Anatolia (turkey)
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|
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8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
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-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
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5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
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-1441
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4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
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-Anatolia (turkey)
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|
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7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
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-Babur
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|
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7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
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-Babur
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7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
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-Babur
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5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
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-1441
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8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
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-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
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8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
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-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
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1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
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-slaves
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3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
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-Kongo
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5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
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8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
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-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
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8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
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-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
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5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
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8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
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-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
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1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
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-slaves
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|
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7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
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5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
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-1441
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|
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6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
|
|
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2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
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6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
|
|
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6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
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-Sufi
|
|
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3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
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3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
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|
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3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
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-Kongo
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3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
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|
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3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
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-Kongo
|
|
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4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
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-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
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1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
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8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
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7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
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4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
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-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
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8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
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-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
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6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
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-Through local African rulers
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|
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7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
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-Sugar cane
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4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
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-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
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|
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4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
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-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
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4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
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-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
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7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
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2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
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5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
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|
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3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
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-Kongo
|
|
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5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
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5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
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7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
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-Sugar cane
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|
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5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
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8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
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-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
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5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
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4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
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-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
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5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
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6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
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-Through local African rulers
|
|
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1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
|
-1453
|
|
|
1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
|
-1453
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
|
-1453
|
|
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1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
|
-1453
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
|
-vizier
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
|
-vizier
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
|
-vizier
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
|
-1453
|
|
|
1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
|
-1453
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
|
-1453
|
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
|
-vizier
|
|
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1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
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-1453
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1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
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-1453
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|
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2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
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-vizier
|
|
|
5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
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|
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1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
|
-1453
|
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
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-Sufi
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|
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6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
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-Sufi
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|
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7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
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-Babur
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|
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5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
|
-vizier
|
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
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|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
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-Through local African rulers
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|
|
6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
|
|
|
2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
|
-vizier
|
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
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1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
|
-1453
|
|
|
6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
|
|
|
2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
|
-vizier
|
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
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7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
|
-1453
|
|
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1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
|
-1453
|
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
|
-vizier
|
|
|
2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
|
-1453
|
|
|
2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
|
-1453
|
|
|
1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
|
-1453
|
|
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1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
|
-1453
|
|
|
1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
|
-1453
|
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
|
6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
|
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
|
-vizier
|
|
|
2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
|
-vizier
|
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
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3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
|
-vizier
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
|
-vizier
|
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
|
-vizier
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
|
-vizier
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
|
-vizier
|
|
|
5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
|
-1453
|
|
|
1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
|
-1453
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
|
-vizier
|
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
|
5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
|
-1453
|
|
|
2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
|
-vizier
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
|
|
|
5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
|
|
|
6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
|
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
|
|
|
6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
|
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
|
-vizier
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
|
-1453
|
|
|
1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
|
-1453
|
|
|
1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
|
-1453
|
|
|
6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
|
|
|
1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
|
-1453
|
|
|
1) What year did the city of Constantinople fall to the Ottomans?
|
-1453
|
|
|
2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
|
2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
|
-vizier
|
|
|
2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
|
-vizier
|
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
|
-vizier
|
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
|
6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
|
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
|
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
|
-vizier
|
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
|
|
|
2) Who were the Janissaries?
|
- Janissaries Ottoman infantry divisions that dominated Ottoman armies; forcibly conscripted as boys in conquered areas of Balkans, legally slaves; translated military service into political influence, particularly after 15th century.
|
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
|
-vizier
|
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
|
5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
|
-vizier
|
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
|
3) What name was given to the head of the Byzantine bureaucracy?
|
-vizier
|
|
|
5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
|
|
|
5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
4) What region was the base for the Ottomans?
|
-Anatolia (turkey)
|
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
|
|
|
5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
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|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
|
|
|
5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
|
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
|
5) What European nation first threatened the Ottoman trade monopoly with East Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
|
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
6) What variant of Islam did the Safavid Empire follow?
|
-Sufi
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
7) Who was the founder of the Mughal Empire?
|
-Babur
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
8) What were the goals of Aurangzeb?
|
-To extend Mughal control over the whole of the Indian subcontinent
-to purify Indian Islam and rid it of the Hind influences that he believed were corrupting it |
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
3) Which African kingdom most successfully converted to Christianity under the Portuguese?
|
-Kongo
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
4) What were the 4 patterns of contact between Europeans and Africa?
|
-the system of fortified trading stations, the combination of force and diplomacy, dominated commerce, and were willing to trade with anyone
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
5) In what year did the first Africans arrive in Portugal?
|
-1441
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
1) What did Africa contribute to the Colombian Exchange?
|
-slaves
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
2) What European nation first established direct contact with black Africa?
|
-Portugal
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
|
|
6) How did the Portuguese acquire most of the slaves?
|
-Through local African rulers
|
|
|
7) What crop increased the Portuguese need for slaves?
|
-Sugar cane
|
