Deck 16: New Challenges for Africa and the Islamic World, 1450-1750

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The Ottomans sometimes allied with France or other European states in conflicts against which power?

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Which of the best describes relations between the Portuguese and the Omanis in Zanzibar?

A) The Omanis successfully dislodged the Portuguese and took over Zanzibar.
B) The Omanis and Portuguese shared the administration of Zanzibar.
C) The Portuguese took over Zanzibar from the Omanis and successfully defended it.
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How did the Portuguese come to control Indian Ocean trade?

A) Taking control of key ports by force
B) Cultivating strong and friendly relations with regional powers
C) Bribing Arab traders to attack competitors
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Which of the following was the most powerful Islamic state in the early modern period?

A) The Mughal Empire
B) The Safavid Empire
C) The Ottoman Empire
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Vasco da Gama led the first European expedition to accomplish which of the following?

A) Transport them to the Americas
B) Reach the Americas from Africa
C) Reach India
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The Songhai Empire was characterized by which of the following?

A) A major Islamic university in the city of Benin
B) No restrictions on public roles for women
C) The imposition of strict Islamic law
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Portuguese relations with Queen Nzinga led to which of the following outcomes?

A) Portuguese defeat by invading armies form Kongo
B) Portuguese support for Nzinga's conflict with the Shona
C) Portuguese control over the state of Ndongo
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In the eighteenth century, Gorée Island, near Dakar, was a center for trade in what commodity?

A) Slaves
B) Potatoes
C) Pepper
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South Africa was initially colonized by which European state?

A) Portugal
B) Spain
C) The Netherlands
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Portuguese relations with Kongo began to fall apart when the Portuguese began to demand more of which of the following?

A) Tax exemptions
B) Slaves
C) Land
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Why did Dutch settlers (known as Boers) move beyond the jurisdiction of Dutch Cape Colony?

A) They were exiled for their poor treatment of Africans.
B) They wanted to escape the control of the faraway Dutch government.
C) They joined with Khoekhoe pastoralists to find better land.
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What was the first area of Africa colonized by the Portuguese in the fifteenth century?

A) South Africa
B) Azores and Madeira Islands
C) Kongo
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Which of the following territories were NOT under Ottoman control by 1600?

A) Egypt
B) Syria and Palestine
C) Oman
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Most slaves exported from Kongo and Angola ended up in what colony?

A) Brazil, where they were forced to work on plantations
B) Mozambique, where they were forced to serve as soldiers
C) Sumatra, where they were sold to the Dutch in Indonesia
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What was the King of Kongo's opinion of the slave trade?

A) Initially he supported it as a source of revenue but later he resisted it.
B) He was opposed to it from the outset and led an armed resistance to the Portuguese.
C) He was a limited supporter of the slave trade as it helped Kongolese security.
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The Portuguese moved into the lower Zambezi River, displacing the Shona people, in search of what trade commodity?

A) Gold
B) Slaves
C) Ivory
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Why did the king of Kongo adopt Catholicism in the 1480s?

A) His sincere belief in Catholicism
B) Portuguese coercion
C) To cultivate better relations with Portugal
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What were Janissaries in the Ottoman Empire?

A) Regional governors
B) Islamic scholars
C) Elite soldiers
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The main period of the trans-Atlantic slave trade was which of the following?

A) 1492-1870
B) 1492-1865
C) 1526-1870
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How many people are thought to have been enslaved during the whole course of the trans-Atlantic slave trade?

A) 5 million
B) 30 million
C) 1 million
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In 1591, the dominance of Songhai ended after an invasion by which state?

A) Morocco
B) Gao
C) Portugal
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Describe Kanem-Bornu and its role in the regional economy.
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The Sa'idian dynasty claimed to be descendants of whom?

A) Shah Abbas
B) Suleiman the Magnificent
C) Muhammad
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Which of the following is true of the Safavid leader Shah Abbas?

A) He was kind and compassionate to his enemies.
B) He did not allow women to have equal rights with men.
C) He rarely showed concern or interest in his Persian subjects.
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Describe the role of the Yoruba states in the regional economy.
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Militant Sufi Safavids accomplished which change in Persia?

A) Converted Persia from a Sunni to Shi'a Islamic state
B) Began a revolution in Persian military technology
C) Cracked down on European trade in Persia
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Describe how Bantu-speaking states interacted with the Islamic world.
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The Russians fought against all of the following in Asia EXCEPT which group?

A) The Chinese
B) The Ottomans
C) The Mughals
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The most direct and continuing European-Muslim conflict was that between which states or groups?

A) Central European Christians and Islamic fundamentalists
B) The Portuguese and Islamic states in Africa
C) The Russians and the Ottomans and Central Asians
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In 1722, who seized control of the Persian capital of Isfahan?

A) Afghans
B) Ottomans
C) Mughals
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For which of the following forms of creative expression were Safavid Persian renowned?

A) Miniature paintings
B) Metal tools
C) Ships
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Describe the role of the Hausa states in the regional economy.
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Which of the following were reasons why the Persians converted to Shi'ism?

A) It was a stricter doctrine that included fewer people.
B) Persians wanted to belong to the same sect as Ottoman Muslims.
C) Shi'i religious ceremonies were much more attractive to many Persians.
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What African commodities did Europeans desire, and how did this change over the 1400s and 1500s?
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Describe the demise of Songhai.
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Which of the following describes a reason for Ottoman decline?

A) Harsh discipline among the janissaries
B) An overly centralized government
C) Minority Christian disenchantment with the Ottoman system
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Which of the following was the strong Islamic state centered around Lake Chad in sub-Saharan Africa?

A) Kanem-Bornu
B) Hausa
C) Benin
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Which is the best description of the religious composition of the Ottoman Empire?

A) Its large population was about half Christian and about half Muslim with many other religious minorities.
B) Its large population was overwhelmingly Muslim, though there were some other religious communities.
C) Its large population was about one-third Jewish, one-third Muslim, and one-third other traditional religions.
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In 1683, the Ottoman army was stopped in its last attempt to conquer which of the following imperial capitals?

A) Rome
B) Vienna
C) Constantinople
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The Sa'idian conquest of Morocco in the sixteenth century was sparked by which of the following?

A) Ottoman invasions
B) Portuguese encroachments
C) The threat of Songhai
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How did capitalism change rural and urban life differently?
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What were Janissaries and why were they important to the Ottoman state?
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What did Africans hope to gain from trade with Europeans?
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How did Portugal seize control of the Indian Ocean trade?
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How did the Portuguese eventually subdue Kongo?
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Describe the expansion of relations between Portugal and West African states.
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Describe Ottoman relations with European kingdoms.
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How did Portugal maintain control over trade in West Africa?
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Why were spices such a lucrative good for European merchants?
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What were the effects of the slave trade on African societies and states?
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How did Portugal's relationship with Kongo change during the slave trade?
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What did King Idrus Aloma of Kanem-Bornu import from the Ottomans?

A) Slaves
B) Cotton cloth
C) Firearms
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What role did religion play in trading relationships between Europeans and Africans?
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Why were Portugal and the Netherlands drawn into conflict with one another?
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Why were African slaves in particular sought after by Europeans?
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Describe the practice of slavery in early modern Africa and Europe.
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How did the Ottomans become regional hegemons by the 1500s?
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Why did European demand for slaves increase dramatically in the 1500s?
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Describe the status of women in Ottoman society.
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East African Swahili culture mixed which of the following traditions?

A) Islamic and African traditions
B) West African and East African traditions
C) Islamic and Christian traditions
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How were Portuguese and Dutch methods of imperial expansion similar to English and French methods?
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How did Mongol retreat affect Russia?
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Europeans became interested in acquiring large numbers of African slaves as they began to establish their control of which region?

A) The East Indies
B) South Africa
C) The Americas
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Why do scholars argue that slavery was not thought of in racialized terms in the early modern period? How did the African slave trade change this?
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Why did Ottoman power begin to decline in the 1700s?
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What effect did Portuguese expansion have on Morocco?
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How did Portuguese and Dutch methods of imperial expansion differ and how were they similar?
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Describe the origins of the Safavid Empire.
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What were the results of Portuguese interactions with Africans in southern and eastern Africa? How did these differ to interactions with West Africans?
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Describe relations between Morocco under Sultan al-Mansur and Portugal.
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How did increased European demand for slaves shift regional economic patterns in sub-Saharan Africa?
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Why did the Ottoman empire become increasingly dependent on European finance? What effect did this have on the Ottomans' relationship with Europe?
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To what extent did Ottoman religious policy benefit the Ottoman empire, and to what extent did it harm it?
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What role did minor African states play in resisting or enabling Portuguese imperialism?
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To what extent was African and European collaboration necessary to the slave trade, and to what extent were ordinary Europeans also complicit in encouraging it?
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How did capitalism change rural and urban life differently?
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How did Safavid rulers govern their empire?
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What similarities and differences existed between the Safavid state and the Ottoman empire?
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The Swahili ports of Kilwa and Malindi were renowned for what reason?

A) They were important centers of Islamic scholarship.
B) They were founded by Europeans.
C) They were key points in a thriving Indian Ocean.
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Why did the Portuguese shift to more liberal use of violence to achieve their goals in Africa by the late 1600s?
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Deck 16: New Challenges for Africa and the Islamic World, 1450-1750
1
The Ottomans sometimes allied with France or other European states in conflicts against which power?

A) Habsburg Austria
B) Portugal
C) The Dutch
The Dutch
2
Which of the best describes relations between the Portuguese and the Omanis in Zanzibar?

A) The Omanis successfully dislodged the Portuguese and took over Zanzibar.
B) The Omanis and Portuguese shared the administration of Zanzibar.
C) The Portuguese took over Zanzibar from the Omanis and successfully defended it.
The Portuguese took over Zanzibar from the Omanis and successfully defended it.
3
How did the Portuguese come to control Indian Ocean trade?

A) Taking control of key ports by force
B) Cultivating strong and friendly relations with regional powers
C) Bribing Arab traders to attack competitors
Taking control of key ports by force
4
Which of the following was the most powerful Islamic state in the early modern period?

A) The Mughal Empire
B) The Safavid Empire
C) The Ottoman Empire
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Vasco da Gama led the first European expedition to accomplish which of the following?

A) Transport them to the Americas
B) Reach the Americas from Africa
C) Reach India
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The Songhai Empire was characterized by which of the following?

A) A major Islamic university in the city of Benin
B) No restrictions on public roles for women
C) The imposition of strict Islamic law
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Portuguese relations with Queen Nzinga led to which of the following outcomes?

A) Portuguese defeat by invading armies form Kongo
B) Portuguese support for Nzinga's conflict with the Shona
C) Portuguese control over the state of Ndongo
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In the eighteenth century, Gorée Island, near Dakar, was a center for trade in what commodity?

A) Slaves
B) Potatoes
C) Pepper
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South Africa was initially colonized by which European state?

A) Portugal
B) Spain
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Portuguese relations with Kongo began to fall apart when the Portuguese began to demand more of which of the following?

A) Tax exemptions
B) Slaves
C) Land
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Why did Dutch settlers (known as Boers) move beyond the jurisdiction of Dutch Cape Colony?

A) They were exiled for their poor treatment of Africans.
B) They wanted to escape the control of the faraway Dutch government.
C) They joined with Khoekhoe pastoralists to find better land.
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What was the first area of Africa colonized by the Portuguese in the fifteenth century?

A) South Africa
B) Azores and Madeira Islands
C) Kongo
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Which of the following territories were NOT under Ottoman control by 1600?

A) Egypt
B) Syria and Palestine
C) Oman
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Most slaves exported from Kongo and Angola ended up in what colony?

A) Brazil, where they were forced to work on plantations
B) Mozambique, where they were forced to serve as soldiers
C) Sumatra, where they were sold to the Dutch in Indonesia
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What was the King of Kongo's opinion of the slave trade?

A) Initially he supported it as a source of revenue but later he resisted it.
B) He was opposed to it from the outset and led an armed resistance to the Portuguese.
C) He was a limited supporter of the slave trade as it helped Kongolese security.
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The Portuguese moved into the lower Zambezi River, displacing the Shona people, in search of what trade commodity?

A) Gold
B) Slaves
C) Ivory
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Why did the king of Kongo adopt Catholicism in the 1480s?

A) His sincere belief in Catholicism
B) Portuguese coercion
C) To cultivate better relations with Portugal
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What were Janissaries in the Ottoman Empire?

A) Regional governors
B) Islamic scholars
C) Elite soldiers
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The main period of the trans-Atlantic slave trade was which of the following?

A) 1492-1870
B) 1492-1865
C) 1526-1870
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How many people are thought to have been enslaved during the whole course of the trans-Atlantic slave trade?

A) 5 million
B) 30 million
C) 1 million
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In 1591, the dominance of Songhai ended after an invasion by which state?

A) Morocco
B) Gao
C) Portugal
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Describe Kanem-Bornu and its role in the regional economy.
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The Sa'idian dynasty claimed to be descendants of whom?

A) Shah Abbas
B) Suleiman the Magnificent
C) Muhammad
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Which of the following is true of the Safavid leader Shah Abbas?

A) He was kind and compassionate to his enemies.
B) He did not allow women to have equal rights with men.
C) He rarely showed concern or interest in his Persian subjects.
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Describe the role of the Yoruba states in the regional economy.
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Militant Sufi Safavids accomplished which change in Persia?

A) Converted Persia from a Sunni to Shi'a Islamic state
B) Began a revolution in Persian military technology
C) Cracked down on European trade in Persia
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Describe how Bantu-speaking states interacted with the Islamic world.
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The Russians fought against all of the following in Asia EXCEPT which group?

A) The Chinese
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C) The Mughals
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The most direct and continuing European-Muslim conflict was that between which states or groups?

A) Central European Christians and Islamic fundamentalists
B) The Portuguese and Islamic states in Africa
C) The Russians and the Ottomans and Central Asians
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In 1722, who seized control of the Persian capital of Isfahan?

A) Afghans
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C) Mughals
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For which of the following forms of creative expression were Safavid Persian renowned?

A) Miniature paintings
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C) Ships
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Describe the role of the Hausa states in the regional economy.
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Which of the following were reasons why the Persians converted to Shi'ism?

A) It was a stricter doctrine that included fewer people.
B) Persians wanted to belong to the same sect as Ottoman Muslims.
C) Shi'i religious ceremonies were much more attractive to many Persians.
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What African commodities did Europeans desire, and how did this change over the 1400s and 1500s?
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Describe the demise of Songhai.
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Which of the following describes a reason for Ottoman decline?

A) Harsh discipline among the janissaries
B) An overly centralized government
C) Minority Christian disenchantment with the Ottoman system
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Which of the following was the strong Islamic state centered around Lake Chad in sub-Saharan Africa?

A) Kanem-Bornu
B) Hausa
C) Benin
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Which is the best description of the religious composition of the Ottoman Empire?

A) Its large population was about half Christian and about half Muslim with many other religious minorities.
B) Its large population was overwhelmingly Muslim, though there were some other religious communities.
C) Its large population was about one-third Jewish, one-third Muslim, and one-third other traditional religions.
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In 1683, the Ottoman army was stopped in its last attempt to conquer which of the following imperial capitals?

A) Rome
B) Vienna
C) Constantinople
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The Sa'idian conquest of Morocco in the sixteenth century was sparked by which of the following?

A) Ottoman invasions
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C) The threat of Songhai
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How did capitalism change rural and urban life differently?
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What were Janissaries and why were they important to the Ottoman state?
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What did Africans hope to gain from trade with Europeans?
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How did Portugal seize control of the Indian Ocean trade?
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How did the Portuguese eventually subdue Kongo?
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Describe the expansion of relations between Portugal and West African states.
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Describe Ottoman relations with European kingdoms.
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How did Portugal maintain control over trade in West Africa?
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Why were spices such a lucrative good for European merchants?
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What were the effects of the slave trade on African societies and states?
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How did Portugal's relationship with Kongo change during the slave trade?
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What did King Idrus Aloma of Kanem-Bornu import from the Ottomans?

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What role did religion play in trading relationships between Europeans and Africans?
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Why were Portugal and the Netherlands drawn into conflict with one another?
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Why were African slaves in particular sought after by Europeans?
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Describe the practice of slavery in early modern Africa and Europe.
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How did the Ottomans become regional hegemons by the 1500s?
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Why did European demand for slaves increase dramatically in the 1500s?
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Describe the status of women in Ottoman society.
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East African Swahili culture mixed which of the following traditions?

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How were Portuguese and Dutch methods of imperial expansion similar to English and French methods?
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How did Mongol retreat affect Russia?
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Europeans became interested in acquiring large numbers of African slaves as they began to establish their control of which region?

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C) The Americas
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Why do scholars argue that slavery was not thought of in racialized terms in the early modern period? How did the African slave trade change this?
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Why did Ottoman power begin to decline in the 1700s?
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What effect did Portuguese expansion have on Morocco?
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How did Portuguese and Dutch methods of imperial expansion differ and how were they similar?
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Describe the origins of the Safavid Empire.
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What were the results of Portuguese interactions with Africans in southern and eastern Africa? How did these differ to interactions with West Africans?
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Describe relations between Morocco under Sultan al-Mansur and Portugal.
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How did increased European demand for slaves shift regional economic patterns in sub-Saharan Africa?
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Why did the Ottoman empire become increasingly dependent on European finance? What effect did this have on the Ottomans' relationship with Europe?
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To what extent did Ottoman religious policy benefit the Ottoman empire, and to what extent did it harm it?
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What role did minor African states play in resisting or enabling Portuguese imperialism?
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To what extent was African and European collaboration necessary to the slave trade, and to what extent were ordinary Europeans also complicit in encouraging it?
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How did capitalism change rural and urban life differently?
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How did Safavid rulers govern their empire?
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What similarities and differences existed between the Safavid state and the Ottoman empire?
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The Swahili ports of Kilwa and Malindi were renowned for what reason?

A) They were important centers of Islamic scholarship.
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C) They were key points in a thriving Indian Ocean.
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Why did the Portuguese shift to more liberal use of violence to achieve their goals in Africa by the late 1600s?
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