Unit 2 Review 3 Jeopardy Template

Geography	Leaders	Culture	Military	Religion
100 Turkey The Ottoman Empire capital was in what modern-day country?	100 Suleyman Who was the Ottoman leader known for such title's as "the Magnificent" and "the Lawgiver"?	100 Taj Mahal What famous structure is a memorial to Shah Jahan's wife, Mumtaz Mahal?	100 Isolationism What term is describe as a policy of remaining apart from the affairs or interests of other groups, especially the political affairs of other countries?	100 Muhammad Who is known as the "Final Prophet" in Islam?
200 The Niger Timbuktu was build upon what river?	200 Isma'il Who was the Safavid leader that started his military campaign at the age of 12?	200 A mixing of cultures; usually prompted by migration, pursuit of religious freedom, trade, or conquest How might the term "cultural blending" be explained?	200 Zheng He What Chinese admiral supposedly built incredibly huge naval fleets (with treasure ships of up to 450 ft. long)?	200 Suleyman Under what Islamic ruler were "millets" allowed to follow their own religious laws and practices?
300 Mountains What type of landscape/environment made up most of the Inca and Aztec Empires?	300 Montezuma What leader did Cortes meet with upon his arrival in the Americas?	300 A woman trained to assist other women in birth. Many women acted as "midwives" under the Qing Dynasty. What does the term "midwife" mean?	300 The Manchus Which group of people took over the Ming Dynasty and later established themselves as the Qing Dynasty?	300 Cannibalism and human sacrifice What religious practice was Cortes disgusted by when he traveled to the Aztec Empire?
400 Ottoman and Mughal The Safavid Empire was wedged between what two major Islamic empires?	400 Akbar the Great Who is the Mughal leader known as "the Greatest One"?	400 A 5-7-5 syllable, 3-line verse poem. What is a haiku?	400 Janissaries What were Suleyman's elite force of soldiers called? (Hint: these were the boys captured from Christian territories and trained as soldiers)	400 Seppuku or Hara-kiri What term refers to "ritual suicide with a sword, formerly practiced in Japan by samurai as an honorable alternative to disgrace or execution"
500 Ming Dynasty Which Chinese empire built the Great Wall of China as we know it today?	500 Tokugawa Ieyasu Which leader unified Japan in 1600 to start the next era of Shogunates?	500 What is What Islamic empire had a cultural flowering comparable to the European Renaissance?	500 Daimyo What group of people ruled over Japanese feudal states during the "Warring States" period?	500 Belief in one God, five prayers a day, fast during Ramadan, give to charity, & pilgrimage to Mecca What are each of the 5 Pillars of Islam?

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