Romanov dynasty Russia
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Taj Mahal
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Peter the Great westernization policies
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Reasons for fall of Ming
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Peter the Great shift of foreign policy
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Alternate attendance practiced by Tokugawa Japan
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Importance of Black and Baltic seaports to Russian interests
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Russia compared to Ming empire generally
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St. Petersburg- building of, as new capital (why)
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Japan and Chinese reactions to arrival of Europeans
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Ottoman naval power characteristics
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Mughal Empire characteristics (general)
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Ottoman bureaucracy- viziers
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Ottoman Empire characteristics (general)
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Succession in the Ottoman Empire
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Russian serfdom compared to Americas slavery systems
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Length of Ottoman rule as a dynasty
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Manchu compared to Mongols in regards to China
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Location of Gunpowder empires
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Isfahan society compared to Istanbul
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Safavid economy compared to Ottoman
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The Hidden Imam
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Babar (Babur)- Mughal founder
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Impact of Dutch and Portuguese on East Africa
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Mughal economy
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Islam’s arrival in East Africa-impact
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Islam’s spread to SE Asia
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Swahili
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Sufi mystics role in spreading Islam to India
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Reasons for collapse of Safavid and Mughal empires
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Limitations on European traders during Ming dynasty
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Issues that weakened Ottoman Empire
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Yunglo role in Zheng He expeditions (why)
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Role of tea in Chinese/ European trade
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Manchus establishment of Qing dynasty
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Macartney mission
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Tokugawa isolationism policies
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Akbar’s impact in India
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General characteristics of Ming rule- P.I.R.A.T.E.S.
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Shah Abbas I
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Ottoman Empire compared to Tokugawa Shogunate
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Suleiman the Magnificent reforms
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Artistic achievements of Ming
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Ottoman economic issues
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Oda Nobunaga unification efforts, reason for failure
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Role of women in Gunpowder empires compared
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Tokugawa Ieyasu’s rule
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Treaty of Nerchinsk
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Reason Japan expelled Christian missionaries
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Global silver trade
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Women’s status in feudal Japan
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Kangxi- characteristics of rule
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Safavid empire- general characteristics
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Peter the Great and Catherine the Great compared
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Sikhism- describe beliefs, elements of
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