t AP World History: 1s Semester Review Byzantium: Chapter 12 a. Explain how the “Theme System” worked. Describe the key parts. Placed an imperial province under jurisdiction of a general. general managed defenses and land was available for the people Emperor places the province under the jurisdiction of a general. b. Describe “Iconoclasm” and why Emperor Leo III supported it. destruction of icons . Emperor Leo III Veneration of these religious images was sinful Wh
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History 010 Global History from 1500 History 010‚ Spring 2013 Monday/Wednesday/Friday‚ 12:50–1:40 Lafayette L108 Professor: Andy Buchanan Email: Andrew.Buchanan@uvm.edu Office: Wheeler 303 Office hours: Mondays and Wednesdays 2:00-4:00‚ and by appointment Teaching Assistant: Matt Preedom Email: mpreedom@uvm.edu Office Hours: Mondays and Wednesdays 11:30-12:30 and by appointment Office hours held in Wheeler 101 Objectives‚ Assigned Reading‚ and the “Blackboard” Website
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1420 ad safavid empire began rebelling against dominance of Ottoman empire in Middle east.Ottomoan empire was In control over Iraq and safavid empire was in control of curren Iran.distinct branches in Islam (shai and sunni)became more distinct.resulted in the beginning of present day nationalism.in 1639 ad treaty of zuhab border lines between countries had always been vauge when described in the treaty of zuhab.the treaty was signed between former Ottomon empire (the Iraqis)and the safavid empire(Iran)
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Europe 1750-1900 Political * Change: systems of government o France shifts from a monarchy to a revolutionary republic to a authoritarian empire (which in turn only lasts until 1870) o During the radical phase of the French Revolution‚ Robespierre tried to centralize the government o Socialism gains supporters in Germany by the 1880s * Reason: changes in circumstances (such as economy and technology) * Change: shifts in power caused by rising movements of nationalism and liberalism o Around
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Islamic state on the outskirts of the Byzantine Empire started to grow its own empire under Osman I‚ the founder of the new Ottoman Dynasty. This state soon took over of much of Anatolia‚ (modern day Turkey)‚ and eventually took Constantinople‚ the capital of the Byzantine Empire. In 1535 CE‚ the Ottoman Empire took Baghdad and much of Iraq from the Persian Safavid Dynasty. The Ottoman Empire grew incredibly powerful‚ almost as powerful as
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leaders of the empires that established them. The gunpowder empires include Mughal‚ Qing‚ Tokugawa‚ and Russia. Their rulers such as Babar in Mongrel‚ Aisin Gyro‚ Tokugawa Lucia‚ and Peter the great in Russia. 2. Why is Akbar remembered? Akbar is remembered because he was the one who created a huge influence in religious architecture in the Mughal Empire through his syncretic religion. 3. Identify the basis of the Mughal economy. Their basis in economy is the majority of the peasants and tyranny
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government and pirates didn’t. True Both European and Mughal rulers in the sixteenth century demonstrated a high degree of religious tolerance. False Which areas of the Americas produced the bulk of the silver that fueled global commerce in the sixteenth century? Mesoamerica and the Andes Why was China’s demand for silver so high during the sixteenth and
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Before the Industrial Revolution began‚ European imperialism’s second phase hadn’t begun yet‚ the first phase that being the Age of Exploration (1500-1700). At the time China was sovereign‚ and pretty much most of India‚ as well as Japan. By the mid XIX century European economies were thoroughly industrialized and needed more coal and steel to keep up production‚ as well as other raw materials to sustain an industrial society. Hence‚ when they naturally expanded‚ this technological superiority was
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The Peacock Throne and the Kohinoor Diamond The Peacock Throne‚ called Takht-e Tâvus (Persian: تخت طاووس) in Persian‚ is the name originally given to a Mughal throne of India‚ which was later adopted and used to describe the thrones of the Persian emperors from Nader Shah Afshari and erroneously to Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi whose throne was a reconstruction of the Achemenid throne.[citation needed] History The name comes from the shape of a throne‚ having the figures of two peacocks standing
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Numerous countries‚ led by Spain and Portugal‚ set sail using various navigational devices. Unintentionally‚ this led to the discovery of the Americas‚ which then sparked the Colombian Exchange. At this same time in Anatolia (present-day Turkey)‚ the Ottoman empire was thriving with powerful weaponry‚ such as muskets and gunpowder‚ conquering places like the once magnificent Byzantine empire. While the Age of Exploration is commonly associated with the goals
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