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- 1. Emperor ________ grew the Chinese Empire by taking over land in Mongolia, Taiwan, Central Asia and (to a degree) Tibet
- 7. The Palace at ________________ was used to keep nobles close to the Louis XIV and show his legitimacy through architecture
- 11. The _____ right of kings was a common belief the European Middle Ages that the right to rule was given to a king by God
- 12. Leader of France who referred to himself as "the Sun King"
- 13. Leader of the Mughal empire who formed the Mughal Empire in the 1500s
- 16. The equivalent of king or emperor. Used in the Safavid Empire
- 17. Muslim group in Xinjiang, China that face prosecution through modern day (spell with a y, not an i)
- 18. The most Northeastern area of Russia
- 19. The _____________ Empire was able to conquer the Balkans, western areas of the Black Sea, eastern areas of the Mediterranean, and modern-day Syria, Israel, Egypt, Algeria, and Tripoli. They also forced Venice to pay tribute
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- 2. Russia, Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal empires are referred to as ____________ empires
- 3. Ottoman leader who renamed Constantinople as Istanbul
- 4. The Ottoman leader who brought the Ottoman Empire to it's peak
- 5. Empire in modern-day India
- 6. "_________ the Terrible"- the Russian leader who retook the land taken by the Golden Horde
- 8. The Safavids originally practiced _________
- 9. Shah Ismail of the Safavids used ______ Islam to unify the empire
- 10. The _______ Dynasty followed the Yuan (Mongol) Dynasty
- 14. The idea that an empire or nation should be directed by a single source of power (the king) with complete authority
- 15. Another name for "caste": strict social groups that divided Hindus into 5 categories (Bhramins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas, Shudras, untouchables)
