The capital of Isfahanwas full of beautifulmonumentalarchitecture such asmosques known fortheir beautifuldesignsShah IsmaelI - Founderof thedynastyMughal weredescendants of theMongols whoconquered India andcreated a powerfulempire in the 13thcenturyMughal tradedaround theirempire, on thesilk road andIndian Oceantrade routesThe Mughalrulers built theTaj Mahal as asymbol of theirwealth andpower.Safavid Rulersused Shi’aIslam to unifyand validatetheir powerOttoman build theHagia Sophia was amosque used as asymbol of thewealth and power oftheir rule.OttomanFounderwasOsmanOttomanJanissaries -young Christianboys apart of anelite militaryforceMughal created thedivine cult whichblended variousreligions as a way ofbringing unity amonghis diverse people.SafavidLeader= ShahShah’swho hadabsolutepowerMughal hadTolerance of otherreligions as anIslamic Empire thatruled a majorityHindu populationOttoman devshirmesystem in whichyoung boys weretaken to be part ofthe state military orbureaucratic(government)positions.Ottoman Mostinfluential wasSuleiman theMagnificentOttoman and Mughalwere Sunni Muslims -Believed any leadercould be the leader ofthe Islamic empire ifthey followed theteachings of ProphetMuhammad and theQuranMughal leaderAkbar the Great -most famous forreligious opennessand creation of theDivine cultOttomanNicknamed “TheTerror of the Turk”and the “StrongSword of Islam,”MughalwasLocated inIndiaThe SafavidEmpire ruledPersia andwas foundedin 1501.Safavidpersecutedall otherreligionsBaburwasFounderof MughalOttoman werelocated in theMiddle East,Europe, andNorth AfricaOttomanLeaders areknown asSultans whohad absolutepowerUsedgunpowderto expandtheir empireMughal wanted tolearn from thedifferent religions intheir empire unlikethe Ottoman who justallowed the millets inthe empireMughal leaderAurangzeb - endedreligious toleranceand cracked down onnon-Islamiccommunities andreestablished thejizya Tax.Ottoman created themillet system inwhich othermonotheistic religiousgroups hadautonomy over muchof their societyOttomanThey weretolerant(accepting) ofnon-Muslims.The capital of Isfahanwas full of beautifulmonumentalarchitecture such asmosques known fortheir beautifuldesignsShah IsmaelI - Founderof thedynastyMughal weredescendants of theMongols whoconquered India andcreated a powerfulempire in the 13thcenturyMughal tradedaround theirempire, on thesilk road andIndian Oceantrade routesThe Mughalrulers built theTaj Mahal as asymbol of theirwealth andpower.Safavid Rulersused Shi’aIslam to unifyand validatetheir powerOttoman build theHagia Sophia was amosque used as asymbol of thewealth and power oftheir rule.OttomanFounderwasOsmanOttomanJanissaries -young Christianboys apart of anelite militaryforceMughal created thedivine cult whichblended variousreligions as a way ofbringing unity amonghis diverse people.SafavidLeader= ShahShah’swho hadabsolutepowerMughal hadTolerance of otherreligions as anIslamic Empire thatruled a majorityHindu populationOttoman devshirmesystem in whichyoung boys weretaken to be part ofthe state military orbureaucratic(government)positions.Ottoman Mostinfluential wasSuleiman theMagnificentOttoman and Mughalwere Sunni Muslims -Believed any leadercould be the leader ofthe Islamic empire ifthey followed theteachings of ProphetMuhammad and theQuranMughal leaderAkbar the Great -most famous forreligious opennessand creation of theDivine cultOttomanNicknamed “TheTerror of the Turk”and the “StrongSword of Islam,”MughalwasLocated inIndiaThe SafavidEmpire ruledPersia andwas foundedin 1501.Safavidpersecutedall otherreligionsBaburwasFounderof MughalOttoman werelocated in theMiddle East,Europe, andNorth AfricaOttomanLeaders areknown asSultans whohad absolutepowerUsedgunpowderto expandtheir empireMughal wanted tolearn from thedifferent religions intheir empire unlikethe Ottoman who justallowed the millets inthe empireMughal leaderAurangzeb - endedreligious toleranceand cracked down onnon-Islamiccommunities andreestablished thejizya Tax.Ottoman created themillet system inwhich othermonotheistic religiousgroups hadautonomy over muchof their societyOttomanThey weretolerant(accepting) ofnon-Muslims.

Gunpowder Empires Characteristics - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. O-The capital of Isfahan was full of beautiful monumental architecture such as mosques known for their beautiful designs
  2. B-Shah Ismael I - Founder of the dynasty
  3. O-Mughal were descendants of the Mongols who conquered India and created a powerful empire in the 13th century
  4. G-Mughal traded around their empire, on the silk road and Indian Ocean trade routes
  5. I-The Mughal rulers built the Taj Mahal as a symbol of their wealth and power.
  6. G-Safavid Rulers used Shi’a Islam to unify and validate their power
  7. G-Ottoman build the Hagia Sophia was a mosque used as a symbol of the wealth and power of their rule.
  8. G-Ottoman Founder was Osman
  9. O-Ottoman Janissaries - young Christian boys apart of an elite military force
  10. G-Mughal created the divine cult which blended various religions as a way of bringing unity among his diverse people.
  11. O-Safavid Leader = Shah
  12. N-Shah’s who had absolute power
  13. O-Mughal had Tolerance of other religions as an Islamic Empire that ruled a majority Hindu population
  14. O-Ottoman devshirme system in which young boys were taken to be part of the state military or bureaucratic (government) positions.
  15. B-Ottoman Most influential was Suleiman the Magnificent
  16. I-Ottoman and Mughal were Sunni Muslims - Believed any leader could be the leader of the Islamic empire if they followed the teachings of Prophet Muhammad and the Quran
  17. I-Mughal leader Akbar the Great - most famous for religious openness and creation of the Divine cult
  18. I-Ottoman Nicknamed “The Terror of the Turk” and the “Strong Sword of Islam,”
  19. B-Mughal was Located in India
  20. G-The Safavid Empire ruled Persia and was founded in 1501.
  21. I-Safavid persecuted all other religions
  22. N-Babur was Founder of Mughal
  23. B-Ottoman were located in the Middle East, Europe, and North Africa
  24. N-Ottoman Leaders are known as Sultans who had absolute power
  25. N-Used gunpowder to expand their empire
  26. N-Mughal wanted to learn from the different religions in their empire unlike the Ottoman who just allowed the millets in the empire
  27. B-Mughal leader Aurangzeb - ended religious tolerance and cracked down on non-Islamic communities and reestablished the jizya Tax.
  28. B-Ottoman created the millet system in which other monotheistic religious groups had autonomy over much of their society
  29. I-Ottoman They were tolerant (accepting) of non-Muslims.