1. January 17, 2017

2. Schedule Mid-Term Exam Test Corrections
2. Homework: Students will review Chapter 28 PPT and complete Guided Notes. Students are assigned passages related to Chapter 28 text and they will complete a Infographic.
3. Be Prepared to Review Ch28 Study Questions from Winter Break Packet & Answer TWO of the following SAQs:
What were the similarities & differences between the three Muslim Empires?
What were the causes of the Ottoman decline in the 17th century?
Compare & Contrast the social & economic organization of the Ottomans & Safavids.
Discuss the reasons for the failure of the Mughal Dynasty.
What Weaknesses were common among all of the Muslim Empires?

3. Group Sections Infographic
Ottoman Empire(Osman-Mehmed): Page754 – Josh M. & Mackenzie S.
Ottoman Empire(Mehmed-Suleyam): Page755 – Ja’Maal B. & Morgan B.
Safavid Empire(Ismail-Twelver Shiism): Page756 – KeAna C, & Dontre K.
Safavid Empire(Battle of Chaldiran-Shah Abbas): Page759- Nikeema A. & Justin A.
Mughal Empire(Babur): Page759 – Arion A.
Mughal Empire(Akbar): Page 761- Janee Q.
Steppe Traditions & Women and Politics: Page762 – Emily B. & Fortunate D.
Agriculture: Page763 – Marie K.
Akbar’s Divine Faith: Page766 – Trevor Goodwin
Trade: Page765- Cayla J.
Millet Communities: Page Taylor P.
Istanbul & Isfahan: Page768 – Hunter K. & Ryan C.
Fatehpur Sikri & Taj Mahal: Page769- MeAziah W.
Decline: Economic & Military: Page771- Steffi W.
Cultural Conservatism: Page773- Philip D.

4. Group Sections Infographic
Ottoman Empire(Osman-Mehmed): Page754 – Natalie Anderson
Ottoman Empire(Mehmed-Suleyam): Page755 – Daniel Garcia
Safavid Empire(Ismail-Twelver Shiism): Page756 – Leah Krotee
Safavid Empire(Battle of Chaldiran-Shah Abbas): Page759- Connor McCroy
Mughal Empire(Babur): Page759 – Isabel Hill
Mughal Empire(Akbar): Page 761- Joseph Schauber
Steppe Traditions & Women and Politics: Page762 – Jon Brohawn
Agriculture: Page763 – Robert Windsor
Akbar’s Divine Faith: Page766 – Micah Slacum
Trade: Page765- Austin Willey
Millet Communities: Page Meghan Kelly
Istanbul & Isfahan: Page768 – Allison Loeffler
Fatehpur Sikri & Taj Mahal: Page769- Allison Fitzhugh
Decline: Economic & Military: Page771- Madison Rolf
Cultural Conservatism: Page773-

5. TEST CORRECTIONS
STEP 1: Join Assigned Group STEP 2: As a group write the Question # and decide what the content of the question is. STEP 3: As a group decide upon a single answer. Make sure all members put the same answer in the Column. STEP 4: In order to answer the question what do you need to remember? Discuss this as a group and write individual answers here STEP 5: When you hear timer, as a group switch clockwise. Leave columns: Correct Answer and What happened? blank for further instruction.

6. Test Correction- Groups
Josh M., Mackenzie S., Ja’Maal B., Nikeema A.
Group #2
KeAna C, & Dontre K., Morgan B., Justin A.
Group #3
Arion A., Janee Q., Emily B., Fortunate D.
Group #4
Marie K., Cayla J., Taylor P., Hunter K.
Group #5
Ryan C., MeAziah W., Steffi W., Philip D.

7. Test Correction- Groups
Natalie Anderson, Daniel G., Vaughn W.
Group #2
Leah K., Connor M., Allison F.
Group #3
Isabel H., Jon B., Joseph S.
Group #4
Austin W., Allison L., Meghan K.
Group #5
Micah S., Madison R.

8. Vocabulary Quiz Ottoman Empire 9. Shah Abbas I
Osman Bey (Osman I) Mughal Empire
Mehmet II (Mehmet the Conqueror) Akbar
Seige of Constantinople Taj Mahal
Selim “the Grim”
Ottoman Bureaucracy
Janissaries
Safavid Empire

9. Ottoman Empire
The Ottoman Empire, also called Osmanian Empire was a multi-ethnic/multi-religious Turkish-ruled state
At its height (16th-17th CE), it spanned three continents controlling much of Southeastern Europe, the Middle East, North Africa

10. Osman Bey (Osman I) Founder of the Ottoman Dynasty.
Sought to become Ghazi, Muslim religious warriors
Declared independence from the Turks and waged continuous war with the Byzantine Empire

11. Mehmet II (Mehmet the Conqueror)
Helped restore the Ottoman Empire after his fathers death (Mehmet I) by capturing Constantinople, which became the capital
Assumed the title of Kayser (Emperor)
Attempted to take Rome but failed

12. Siege of Constantinople
Fell to the Ottoman Empire when sieged by Mehmed II, Christian to Muslim, Capital of the Ottoman Empire.

13. Selim “the grim”
Expanded the empire with defeat of the Safavid’s in Persia
Created competition between Ottomans and Portuguese

14. The Ottoman Bureaucracy

15. Janissaries Soldiers who were enslaved Christian prisoners.
Received special training.
Learned Turkish and Converted to Islam

16. Saffavid dynasty Also known as the Persian Empire
Located in the region of Azerbaijan, Iran, and Iraq, plus much of Afghanistan and Pakistan
Founded by Shah Ismail I

17. Shah Abbas I Issued a cultural and political renaissance
Moved the capital to Isfahan, became a cultural center of the Islam
Made peace with the Ottomans

18. Mughal Empire
Imperial power ruling most of the Indian subcontinent from 16th to 19th CE
Mughal means Mongol in Arabic
Created by Babur

19. Akbar
Was only 13 when he became emperor
Tolerant toward other religions
Created centralized government in the Mughal Empire
Administrative Structure

20. Taj Mahal
Constructed by Shah Jahan for his deceased wife as a tomb

21. SAQ’s SAQ: Answer TWO of the following:
1. Discuss the similarities & differences between the two Muslim Empires?
2. What were the causes of the Ottoman decline in the 17th century?
3. Compare & Contrast the social & economic organization of the Ottomans & Safavids.
4. Discuss the reasons for the failure of the Mughal Dynasty.
5. What weakness were common among all of the Muslim Empires?