Question 1

How did the Mughals of India react to the early arrival of the Europeans?

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A) The Mughals absorbed them into their government. 
B) The Mughals did not pay them much attention. 
C) The Mughals were afraid and unable to deal with the intrusion. 
D) The Mughals asked them to educate them on the ways of the West. 
E) The Mughals were unaware of their arrival. 
A) The Mughals absorbed them into their government. 
B) The Mughals did not pay them much attention. 
C) The Mughals were afraid and unable to deal with the intrusion. 
D) The Mughals asked them to educate them on the ways of the West. 
E) The Mughals were unaware of their arrival.

Question 2

Term for identification: Salafi movement

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The Salafi movement, also known as Salaf

Question 3

What were some of the major social, religious, and intellectual responses to developments in the Islamic world? Include developments in Persia, Arabian countries, and India up to the start of World War I.

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Answers would include a discus

Question 4

Term for identification: Muhammad Ali Pasha

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Muhammad Ali Pasha, also known as Muhamm

Question 5

Term for identification: Selim

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The term "Selim" is typically a given na

Question 6

The modern nation-state actually took on the familiar form we know today during the

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A) First Industrial Revolution. 
B) American Revolution. 
C) Second Industrial Revolution. 
D) early years following the French Revolution. 
E) French Revolution. 
A) First Industrial Revolution. 
B) American Revolution. 
C) Second Industrial Revolution. 
D) early years following the French Revolution. 
E) French Revolution.

Question 7

How did the Ottomans react to attempts by the grand vizier to reform the weakening empire's military in the 1730s?

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A) The Ottomans revolted and executed the grand vizier. 
B) The Ottomans adopted the reforms rather rapidly. 
C) The Ottomans were indifferent to the reforms. 
D) The Ottomans were embarrassed by their backwardness. 
E) The Ottomans developed a liberal society that soon industrialized. 
A) The Ottomans revolted and executed the grand vizier. 
B) The Ottomans adopted the reforms rather rapidly. 
C) The Ottomans were indifferent to the reforms. 
D) The Ottomans were embarrassed by their backwardness. 
E) The Ottomans developed a liberal society that soon industrialized.

Question 8

What was the most common Ottoman response to advances in Western technology and science?

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A) They embraced the advances. 
B) They were not aware of the advances. 
C) They declared war on the West. 
D) They tried to ignore the advances. 
E) They adapted and overcame. 
A) They embraced the advances. 
B) They were not aware of the advances. 
C) They declared war on the West. 
D) They tried to ignore the advances. 
E) They adapted and overcame.

Question 9

The ____________________ of ____________________ took powers away from the British landowning aristocracy and benefited the urban middle classes.

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The answer of The ____________________ of ____________________ took powers away...

Question 10

What does the term the Mahdi mean in English?

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A) The Prophet. 
B) The Farmer. 
C) The Expected One. 
D) The Rebel. 
E) The Young Ottomans. 
A) The Prophet. 
B) The Farmer. 
C) The Expected One. 
D) The Rebel. 
E) The Young Ottomans.

Question 11

Classical economic liberalism proved very popular among the cotton mill owners of the city of ____________________, for which it was named.

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The answer of Classical economic liberalism proved very popular among...

Question 12

Term for identification: Young Ottomans

Accepted Answer

The Young Ottomans were a secret society

Question 13

Cavour, in 1859, managed to drive Austria out of Lombardy with the aid of ____________________.

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The answer of Cavour, in 1859, managed to drive Austria...

Question 14

The outstanding European statesman of the 19th century was

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A) Nicholas I. 
B) William I. 
C) Bismarck. 
D) Garibaldi. 
E) Alexander II. 
A) Nicholas I. 
B) William I. 
C) Bismarck. 
D) Garibaldi. 
E) Alexander II.

Question 15

The compromise arrangement that formed the ____________________ was called the Ausgleich of 1867.

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The answer of The compromise arrangement that formed the ____________________...

Question 16

Term for identification: Wahhabism

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Wahhabism is a religious movement or bra

Question 17

The Franco-Prussian War (1870-71)was provoked by

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A) German seizure of the French land known as Alsace. 
B) the ill-conceived plan of Napoleon III to seize German lands west of the Rhine River. 
C) France's decision to aid Austria in the Austro-German War. 
D) the southern German states' desire to become part of a Greater Germany. 
E) Bismarck's manipulation of the French, which led them to become the aggressors. 
A) German seizure of the French land known as Alsace. 
B) the ill-conceived plan of Napoleon III to seize German lands west of the Rhine River. 
C) France's decision to aid Austria in the Austro-German War. 
D) the southern German states' desire to become part of a Greater Germany. 
E) Bismarck's manipulation of the French, which led them to become the aggressors.

Question 18

Following 1603, what turned out to be one of the worst decisions of the sultan of the Ottoman Empire?

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A) He had his sons sent to foreign countries for education. 
B) He had his sons banished so they wouldn't threaten his reign. 
C) He gave his sons small plots of land so they could practice farming and herding animals. 
D) He had his sons raised in the harem instead of with the military. 
E) He put his sons in small businesses so they could learn commerce. 
A) He had his sons sent to foreign countries for education. 
B) He had his sons banished so they wouldn't threaten his reign. 
C) He gave his sons small plots of land so they could practice farming and herding animals. 
D) He had his sons raised in the harem instead of with the military. 
E) He put his sons in small businesses so they could learn commerce.

Question 19

Discuss the differences and similarities of the Safavid and Mughal Empires. Explain how geography, politics, war, and religion played in to the different empires.

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Answers would include a discus

Question 20

Discuss the industrialization of the United States and how that nation emerges as a modern nation state.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a discus

Exam 34: The Islamic World, 1600-1917

How did the Mughals of India react to the early arrival of the Europeans?

Term for identification: Salafi movement

What were some of the major social, religious, and intellectual responses to developments in the Islamic world? Include developments in Persia, Arabian countries, and India up to the start of World War I.

Term for identification: Muhammad Ali Pasha

Term for identification: Selim

The modern nation-state actually took on the familiar form we know today during the

How did the Ottomans react to attempts by the grand vizier to reform the weakening empire's military in the 1730s?

What was the most common Ottoman response to advances in Western technology and science?

The ____________________ of ____________________ took powers away from the British landowning aristocracy and benefited the urban middle classes.

What does the term the Mahdi mean in English?

Classical economic liberalism proved very popular among the cotton mill owners of the city of ____________________, for which it was named.

Term for identification: Young Ottomans

Cavour, in 1859, managed to drive Austria out of Lombardy with the aid of ____________________.

The outstanding European statesman of the 19th century was

The compromise arrangement that formed the ____________________ was called the Ausgleich of 1867.

Term for identification: Wahhabism

The Franco-Prussian War (1870-71)was provoked by

Following 1603, what turned out to be one of the worst decisions of the sultan of the Ottoman Empire?

Discuss the differences and similarities of the Safavid and Mughal Empires. Explain how geography, politics, war, and religion played in to the different empires.

Discuss the industrialization of the United States and how that nation emerges as a modern nation state.

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