Ottoman and Mughal Empires Flashcards

Questions and Answers

Which was an effect of the Ottomans increasing control of trade between Europe and Asia? (Select all that apply)

Fewer people were willing to convert to Islam

Europeans began searching for new sea routes to Asia (correct)

Merchants along the Silk Road were less willing to trade with Europe

Conflicts with the Mughal empire increased, making long distance trade unsafe

Mehmed II and Suleiman were similar in that they

Created a code of law

Expanded the Ottoman Empire (correct)

Promoted women's rights

Turned churches into mosques

Which did Emperor Aurangzeb do as a ruler of the Mughal empire?

He promoted religious tolerance

He rebuilt the Taj Mahal

He promoted multiculturalism

He raised taxes on non-Muslims (correct)

The ruler who was best known for defending religious freedom and promoting tolerance was

Akbar Signup and view all the answers

How did the expansion of the Ottoman Empire affect global trade?

Virtually all goods between Europe and the Silk Road passed through Ottoman hands Signup and view all the answers

Why were the Ottoman and Mughal empires able to coexist in the same region?

Both tolerated religious diversity Signup and view all the answers

Akbar most helped non-Muslims by

Ending taxes they had to pay Signup and view all the answers

Ottoman Sultan Suleiman I and Mughal Emperor Akbar both

Granted religious freedom to non-Muslims Signup and view all the answers

Which was an achievement of Suleiman I?

He led the Ottoman Empire into Eastern Europe Signup and view all the answers

Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II helped to strengthen the empire by

Promoting religious diversity Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Ottoman Empire Trade Control

The Ottoman control over trade between Europe and Asia triggered European exploration for new sea routes to Asia.

Leaders of the Ottoman Empire

Mehmed II and Suleiman I are notable for their expansion of the Ottoman Empire.

Mughal Empire - Aurangzeb

Emperor Aurangzeb is known for raising taxes on non-Muslims, impacting socio-economic relations.

Religious Tolerance in the Mughal Empire

Akbar is recognized for promoting religious freedom and tolerance within the Mughal Empire.

Impact of Ottoman Expansion on Trade

The expansion of the Ottoman Empire allowed traders to control nearly all goods moving between Europe and the Silk Road.

Coexistence of the Ottoman and Mughal Empires

Both empires successfully coexisted due to their policies of religious tolerance and diversity.

Akbar's Tax Reforms

Akbar notably helped non-Muslims by ending discriminatory taxes, aiding in social stability.

Policies of Religious Freedom

Both Suleiman I and Akbar granted religious freedom to non-Muslims in their respective empires.

Achievements of Suleiman I

Suleiman I is recognized for leading the Ottoman Empire into Eastern Europe, expanding its influence.

Mehmed II's Strengthening of the Ottoman Empire

Mehmed II strengthened the empire by promoting religious diversity and transforming Constantinople into Istanbul.

Description

Explore the historical impact of the Ottoman and Mughal empires on global trade through these flashcards. Each card presents key questions that reveal the dynamics of trade routes between Europe and Asia. Perfect for students looking to enhance their understanding of these influential empires.