Ottoman Empire.

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Ottoman Empire.

Multiple Choice

What were the Turkish Muslims who conquered the Byzantine in 1290's called?

Janissaries

Suleyman

Ottomans

Balkans

Multiple Select

What seas were along the Ottoman Empire?

Black Sea

Atlantic Sea

Mediterranean Sea

Persian Sea

Multiple Choice

What were the Ottoman rulers called?

sultans

caliphs

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What were Suleyman I achievements?

He led a powerful navy and army

He captured and ended the Byzantine Empire

He reformed the legal system and passed laws to protect non-Muslims

He restored the Grand Mosque in Mecca

Multiple Choice

What Muslim leader became very powerful in the 1500's?

Muhammad

Osman

Suleyman I

Syria

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In 1453, the Ottomans ended the Byzantine Empire by capturing what city?

Cordoba

Mecca

Balkans

Constantinople

Multiple Choice

For about how many years did Ottoman empire exist?

200 years

600 years

300 years

207 years

Multiple Select

Name the countries of Ottoman empire.TICK ALL THAT APPLY.

Gaul

Spain

China

Egypt

Multiple Choice

Which of the following became its own independent country (not a colony of Britain or France) after the Ottoman Empire collapsed?

Turkey

Iraq

Syria

Palestine

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Which of the following was NOT an effect of the partitioning of the Ottoman Empire?

Britain and France created borders in the Middle East that had not previously existed.

The Kurds were divided into areas of Iraq, Iran, Turkey, and Syria.

Britain and France created borders that minimized conflict between religious and ethnic groups.

Sunnis and Shias were grouped together in Iraq, leading to conflict.

Multiple Choice

Britain and France, when partitioning the old Ottoman Empire, cared most about:

Profiting from oil

Preventing conflict among religious and ethnic groups

Profiting from slave labor

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The Ottoman Empire, at its height, controlled land in:

Europe, Africa, and South America

Europe, Asia, and Australia

Europe, Africa, and North America

Europe, Africa, and Southwest Asia

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An extensive group of countries under a single supreme authority (ruler) is referred to as a __________. Usually, the ruler allows these "countries" to rule themselves, but does have complete authority over them.

Monarchy

Kingship

Empire

Autocracy

Multiple Choice

Partitioning means:

Giving something to somebody

Walking your cat

Dividing into parts

Selling oil for profit

Multiple Choice

Which event directly caused the collapse of the Ottoman Empire?

World War I

World War II

Revolutionary War

Iraq War

Ottoman Empire.

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