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1 APWH Period 4: Global Interactions, c
APWH Period 4: Global Interactions, c to 1750 Textbook Part IV: The Early Modern Period, : The World Shrinks Chapter 21: The Muslim Empires (Gunpowder Empires) of the Early Modern Period

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3 The Ottomans

4 Osman r. 1299–1324

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6 Mehmed II “The Conqueror” 1432-1481

7 Mosque at Hagia Sophia

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9 Suleyman the Magnificent r. 1520-1566

10 Full painting w/ Francis I (major patron of the Arts)

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12 Suleymaniye Mosque

13 Battle of Lepanto

14 The Safavid Empire

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16 A Safavid Red Head

17 Shah Ismâ’il I r

18 Ismâ’il’s Battle at Chaldiran

19 Shah Tahmasp I r

20 Shah Abbas I, “the Great” r. 1587-1629

21 Shrine at Karbala, Iraq

22 Isfahan

23 Arabesque

24 Arabic Calligraphy

25 Ottoman Miniature Painter and a Persian Rug

26 Nadir Khan Afshar r. 1736–1747

27 The Mughal Empire

28 Babur r

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30 Humayan r

31 Akbar “The Greatest One” r. 1556-1605

32 Mughal Army with Elephants

33 Taj Mahal – 1653

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