Question 1

Explain what led to the decline of the Muslim world including the Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal empires.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a discussion of military decline, trade imbalances, a refusal to adopt Western ideas, internal conflicts, and demands for reform.

Question 2

Which of the following statements best describes Sultan Abdul Aziz?

Accepted Answer

A) a liberal reformer 
B) a conservative who wanted to move slowly toward modernization 
C) a reactionary who tried to stop the reform movement 
D) independent and out of touch with the majority will 
E) a nationalist who said Westernization would encourage nationalism 
A) a liberal reformer 
B) a conservative who wanted to move slowly toward modernization 
C) a reactionary who tried to stop the reform movement 
D) independent and out of touch with the majority will 
E) a nationalist who said Westernization would encourage nationalism C

Question 3

Which of the following was NOT a factor in the decline of the Ottoman Empire?

Accepted Answer

A) reduced quality of the sultans 
B) shift in economic trade routes 
C) eroded military loyalties to the central government 
D) fell behind the West in technology 
E) territorial expansion occurred too rapidly 
A) reduced quality of the sultans 
B) shift in economic trade routes 
C) eroded military loyalties to the central government 
D) fell behind the West in technology 
E) territorial expansion occurred too rapidly E

Question 4

Who is considered the founder of the Ottoman Empire?

Accepted Answer

A) Osman 
B) Suleiman 
C) Selim the Sot 
D) Mahmud II 
E) Abdul Majid 
A) Osman 
B) Suleiman 
C) Selim the Sot 
D) Mahmud II 
E) Abdul Majid

Question 5

Who rebelled against the Mughal Empire?

Accepted Answer

A) Qajars 
B) Marathas 
C) Madhi 
D) ulama 
E) Tanzimat 
A) Qajars 
B) Marathas 
C) Madhi 
D) ulama 
E) Tanzimat

Question 6

Which of the Ottoman viceroys of Egypt is known for his modernization of the armed forces and his longevity as a ruler?

Accepted Answer

A) Abdul Aziz 
B) Ibn Saud 
C) Muhammad Ali Pasha 
D) Ismail 
E) Muhammad Ahmad 
A) Abdul Aziz 
B) Ibn Saud 
C) Muhammad Ali Pasha 
D) Ismail 
E) Muhammad Ahmad

Question 7

By the 1500s, ____________________ and ____________________ were the only ports in India where Europeans were allowed.

Accepted Answer

Gao/Calicu

Question 8

Term for identification: Tanzimat Reforms

Accepted Answer

The Tanzimat Reforms refer to a series o

Question 9

The Arabic term for a community of God is  ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The Arabic term for a community of...

Question 10

Using examples, describe the social and intellectual responses by the Islamic world to Western ideas and imperialism.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a discus

Question 11

What is the term for the militant and violent reform movement begun in the 1700s during a crisis in the Islamic religion?

Accepted Answer

A) Sufism 
B) Wahhabism 
C) pan-Arabism 
D) Salafis movement 
E) jihadism 
A) Sufism 
B) Wahhabism 
C) pan-Arabism 
D) Salafis movement 
E) jihadism

Question 12

____________________    did away with the Janissary corps, banned Sufi brotherhoods, and seized funds from the ulama.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________    did away with the Janissary...

Question 13

Term for identification: Rose Chamber Rescript

Accepted Answer

The term "Rose Chamber Rescript" refers

Question 14

Compare and contrast the major social, religious, and intellectual responses to developments in the Islamic world prior to World War I.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a discus

Question 15

What was the result of the 1807 uprising in the Ottoman Empire?

Accepted Answer

A) deposed Selim and temporarily set back reforms 
B) brought Mahmud I to power 
C) brought on the Tanzimat reforms 
D) ended in the Rose Chamber Rescript 
E) allowed the Young Ottomans to push for political liberalism 
A) deposed Selim and temporarily set back reforms 
B) brought Mahmud I to power 
C) brought on the Tanzimat reforms 
D) ended in the Rose Chamber Rescript 
E) allowed the Young Ottomans to push for political liberalism

Question 16

What was the main method Egypt used to modernize?

Accepted Answer

A) modern Western-style schools and public health system 
B) the adoption of fundamentalist Islam 
C) foreign investment particularly from European countries 
D) training the military using the English model 
E) territorial expansion 
A) modern Western-style schools and public health system 
B) the adoption of fundamentalist Islam 
C) foreign investment particularly from European countries 
D) training the military using the English model 
E) territorial expansion

Question 17

Term for identification: Muhammad Ali Pasha

Accepted Answer

Muhammad Ali Pasha, also known as Muhamm

Question 18

Military problems worsened for the Ottoman Empire after the ____________________ were allowed to settle down in one place and marry.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Military problems worsened for the Ottoman Empire...

Question 19

Term for identification: the Mahdi

Accepted Answer

The term "the Mahdi" refers to a messian

Question 20

Term for identification: Salafi movement

Accepted Answer

The Salafi movement, also known as Salaf

Exam 34: The Islamic World, 1600-1917

Explain what led to the decline of the Muslim world including the Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal empires.

Which of the following statements best describes Sultan Abdul Aziz?

Which of the following was NOT a factor in the decline of the Ottoman Empire?

Who is considered the founder of the Ottoman Empire?

Who rebelled against the Mughal Empire?

Which of the Ottoman viceroys of Egypt is known for his modernization of the armed forces and his longevity as a ruler?

By the 1500s, ____________________ and ____________________ were the only ports in India where Europeans were allowed.

Term for identification: Tanzimat Reforms

The Arabic term for a community of God is ____________________.

Using examples, describe the social and intellectual responses by the Islamic world to Western ideas and imperialism.

What is the term for the militant and violent reform movement begun in the 1700s during a crisis in the Islamic religion?

____________________ did away with the Janissary corps, banned Sufi brotherhoods, and seized funds from the ulama.

Term for identification: Rose Chamber Rescript

Compare and contrast the major social, religious, and intellectual responses to developments in the Islamic world prior to World War I.

What was the result of the 1807 uprising in the Ottoman Empire?

What was the main method Egypt used to modernize?

Term for identification: Muhammad Ali Pasha

Military problems worsened for the Ottoman Empire after the ____________________ were allowed to settle down in one place and marry.

Term for identification: the Mahdi

Term for identification: Salafi movement

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