CHAPTER 20 ISLAMIC EMPIRES.

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CHAPTER 20 ISLAMIC EMPIRES

ISLAMIC STATES 16th & 17th cent C. Asia Prosperous N. Africa to E. India S. Europe C. Asia

OTTOMANS Followers=ghazi Religious warriors Servant, sword

Military Horsemen Janissaries Conscripted youth

OTTOMANS Suleyman the Magnificent (1520-1566) Expanded Major power

OTTOMANS Sultans (rulers) Absolute Bureaucracy Vizier

TOBACCO AND COFFEE Origins? Drinking coffee, pipe smoking Social

Safavid

Shi’a, sect of Islam Abbas Trade $$$

Mughal Empire

MUGHALS Akbar Toleration “divine faith”

Women Assisted men Some: politics Rights?

GROWTH Mughal empire 1500: 105 million 1800: 190 million