Global 10 Unit 1

2. – Mughal emperor famous for his policies of religious tolerance.
3. – Empire centered in Anatolia and the Middle East, often called the “Sick Man of Europe” in its later years.
4. – Both empires collected these to fund armies and palaces.
6. – Cultural and artistic influence seen strongly in Mughal architecture and literature.
9. – Mystical Islamic tradition that influenced religious life in both empires.
10. – System in the Ottoman Empire that allowed religious communities to govern themselves.
12. – Capital of the Ottoman Empire and a major center of commerce.
13. – Religion followed by both empires’ rulers.

1. – A policy of acceptance toward different religious and ethnic groups.
4. – Both empires gained wealth through this economic activity, linking Europe and Asia.
5. – Capital city of the Mughal Empire.
7. – Title for ruler in Persia and sometimes applied to Mughal leaders.
8. – Elite Ottoman soldiers loyal to the Sultan.
9. – Title for the ruler of the Ottoman Empire.
11. – Empire in South Asia known for its blend of Persian, Indian, and Islamic traditions.