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The Muslim World Expands
  • Chapter 18

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Section 1-The Ottomans Build a Vast Empire
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The Turks Move into Byzantium
  • Ghazis-Anatolian Turks that saw themselves as
    warriors for Islam
  • Ottomans-Followers of Osman the most successful
    ghazi
  • Military Success based on gun powder
  • Some of the 1st people to use cannons

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The Turks Move into Byzantium
  • Sultan-Meaning overlord or one with power
  • Living under the Ottomans
  • Used local officials appointed by the sultan to
    rule conquered areas
  • Muslims served in the Turkish army and pay
    religious taxes
  • Non-Muslims did not have to serve in the army but
    paid a small tax in return

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The Turks Move into Byzantium
  • Timur the Lame-
  • Received the nickname after taking an arrow to
    the leg
  • Burned Baghdad to the ground
  • Crushed the Ottomans in the Battle of Ankara
    (1402)

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Powerful Sultans Spur Dramatic Expansion
  • Mehmed II-
  • Nicknamed Mehmed the Conqueror
  • Attacked Constantinople
  • Fired a 1,200lb bolder out of a 26-foot gun and
    ships
  • After conquering the city he renamed it Istanbul
    opened it up to Christians, Jews, Muslims, Turks
    and non-Turks

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Powerful Sultans Spur Dramatic Expansion
  • Suleyman the Lawgiver-
  • Ruled for 46 years
  • Created penalties for various criminal acts,
    bureaucratic and financial corruption
  • Also introduced the concept of a balanced budget
    to governments

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Powerful Sultans Spur Dramatic Expansion
  • Suleyman the Lawgiver-
  • Studied poetry, history, geography, astronomy,
    mathematics and architecture
  • Because of Islamic law he was tolerant of other
    religions
  • Supported art and literature

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Powerful Sultans Spur Dramatic Expansion
  • Devshirme System-Members of the sultans army
    drafted from the Christian boys of conquered
    territories.
  • Converted to Islam, and educated them
  • Janissaries-Elite force of 30,000 soldiers
    trained to be loyal only to the sultan.

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Section 3-The Mughal Empire in India
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Early History of the Mughals
  • Mughals-Means Mongols
  • Group of nomadic invaders in Central Asia
  • 1494-Babur inherits the kingdoms of Uzbekistan
    and Tajikistan at the age of 11
  • Swept down into India and laid the foundations
    for the Mughal Empire

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Early History of the Mughals
  • Akbar-Ruled India from 1556 to 1605
  • Baburs grandson
  • Ruled with wisdom and tolerance
  • Created his own religion the Divine Faith
  • He offended Muslims so much that they tried to
    revolt against him in 1581

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Early History of the Mughals
  • Art and Literature-
  • Illustrated books flourished
  • Miniatures-Small highly detailed, colorful
    paintings
  • Hindu literature also saw a resurgence during
    Akbars time

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Akbars Successors
  • Shah Jahan-
  • Killed anyone who got in his way of being king
  • Had two great passions in life
  • Beautiful buildings
  • His wife Mumtaz Mahal
  • Sadly she died at age 39 while giving birth to
    their 14th child

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Akbars Successors
  • Taj Mahal- Towering marble dome built as a
    memorial to Mumtaz Mahal following her death
  • Referred to as the most beautiful building in the
    world

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Akbars Successors
  • Aurangzeb- Shah Jahans 3rd son
  • Took power when Shah became sick
  • Expanded the Mughal Empire to its greatest size
  • Oppressed the people
  • Strict Islamic law (sharia) banned gambling,
    drinking, and other vices
  • Taxed non-Muslims and was cruel to Hindus

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The Empires Decline and Decay
  • Reasons for the Empires Decline-
  • Aurangzeb had drained its resources
  • 2 million people died of hunger
  • As central power weakened the power of local
    lords grew
  • The power of western traders began to increase

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