Tuesday, October 8, 2013

Modern World History Test Review: Early Modern Islam and East Asia

Test Date:  Monday, October 14
Format:  15 multiple choice (3 pts. each):  45 points; one essay response (choice of two questions):  55 pts.

Chapter 16:
  • Major aspects of the Ottoman Empire, including        
    • Significant people—including Osman, Mehmet II, Selim I, and Suleyman I and their accomplishments
    • Significant events, such as the conquest of Constantinople
    • The major characteristics of Ottoman rule including political organization and policies
    • The territories that the Ottomans ruled over and the diversity of their subjects
    • Aspects of Ottoman society (treatment of women, minorities, etc.)
    • Examples and characteristics of Ottoman art, culture, etc.

  • Major aspects of the Safavid and Mughal Dynasties, including
    • Significant people:  Shah Ismail; Babur; Akbar; Aurangzeb
    • Major characteristics of Safavid and Mughal rule, including political organization and policies
    • Territories governed by each Dynasty
    • Social characteristics (treatment of women, minorities, etc.)
    • Examples and characteristics of Safavid and Mughal art and culture

  • You should be able to compare and contrast the major elements of all 3 early modern Islamic Empires

Chapter 17:
  • Major aspects of the Ming and Qing Dynasties of China, including
    • How each dynasty was established
    • The significance of Kangxi and Qianlong
    • Social aspects and daily life in China during this time
    • Major changes that affect China during this time (population, economics, etc) and the reasons for and consequences of those changes
    • The relationship between China and the rest of the world at this time

  • Major aspects of Tokugawa Japan, including
    • The establishment of the Tokugawa Shogunate, including major people involved
    • Tokugawa political organization—role of the Diamyo and changing nature of the Samurai
    • The rise of cities and towns, and the changes (culture) that comes with them


  • You should be able to compare and contrast the major elements of China with Japan (and Korea and Vietnam as well).

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