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Muslim World Chapters 21 and 26
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Common Terms Ottomans Persia Shah Shah Jahan Sikhs Mughals Asia Minor Suez Canal Boxer Rebellion
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Chapter 21 and 26 Years 1453 Ottoman Turks capture Constantinople (restore it) Ending the Byzantine Empire 1501 Ismail I conquers Tabriz Begins Safavid Dynasty (modern day Iran) 1501-1722 Between Ottomans (W) and Mughals (E) Shia becomes official and only religion 1912 Revolution led by Sun Yat-Sen Fall of the Qing Dynasty Creates the Republic of China
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Chapter 21 Identify Battle of Chaldiran (1514) Between Ottomans (win) and Safavids Stops spread of Shia state (firearms importance shown) Part of the larger Ottoman-Persian War Babur Turkish leader founded Mughal Dynasty (1526) Janissaries Ottoman Infantry Conscripted youths from conquered areas Red Heads Name given to Safavid followers due to headgear (tassle) Din-i-Ilahi Religion that Akbar started (short lived) Blend Hinduism and Islam
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Chapter 26 Identify Sultan Selim III (Ottoman sultan) (1789-1807) Attempted to improve administration and military Assassinated by Janissaries Mahmud II (Ottoman sultan) Crushed the Janissaries and initiated Western reforms Tanzimat Reforms Western-style reforms within the Ottoman Empire between 1839 and 1876;. Young Turks Members of the Ottoman Society for Union and Progress Seek the return of the 1876 constitution Gained power through a coup in 1908. Nurhaci United the Manchu Defeated the Ming and established the Qing dynasty in China forced submission of nomadic peoples in the west compelled tribute from Vietnam and Burma
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Chapter 26 Identify Lin Zexu (19th-century Chinese official) Charged with ending the opium trade Led to the Opium War. Opium Wars (1839) Fought between Britain and Qing China British victory demonstrated Western superiority over China. Taiping Rebellion (1850’s-1860’s) Massive rebellion in S China (Semi-Christian) Tried to overthrow the Qing dynasty and Confucianism. Mamluks (slave soldiers) Rulers of Egypt under the Ottomans defeated by Napoleon in 1798 (shows Muslim vulnerability) Khedives Descendants of Muhammad Ali; rulers of Egypt until 1952.
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3 Early modern Islamic Empires Mongols crushed Abbasids etc All 3 come from Turkic nomads 1. Ottoman (1299-1923) Osman I Based out of Anatolia Sunni Muslim (Court spoke Turkish) Rule Christians and Muslims 2. Safavid (1501-1736) Ismail I Based out of Persia Shia rule mostly Muslims 3. Mughal (1526-1857) Babur Based out of India Sunni rule mostly non-Muslims
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Ottomans
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Constantinople/Istanbul
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Hagia Sophia
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Ottomans Timur Conquers part of OE and Egypt (Europe is worried WHY?) Eventually Mehmed II restores OE (captures Constantinople) Military Naval power Able to capture major Med islands But can’t prevent Europeans from Indian Ocean trade (Problem?) Portugal is the 1 st to threaten trade Janissaries (Who are they?) Control artillery and firearms (superior to Aristocratic cavalry) Succession Not clearly defined What problems does that cause?
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Ottomans M, C, J merchants are important WHY? Artisans in Constantinople Built guilds (just like Europeans) Why?
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Muhammad Ali Egypt Reforms (1801) Muhammad Ali takes control (French defeated by British) Introduce conscription (Hire French advisors) Import western arms Rebuild irrigation systems Improve industry (FAILED) Europeans stop MA taking over OE WHY? Khedives (MA had died) Get greedy Rely heavily on cotton export (increase debt) Europeans invest in Suez Canal Army officer revolt against gov (1882) Britain intervenes & takes control of Egypt
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Tanzimat Reforms Tanzimat Reforms (Mahmud II) Attempt to preserve weakened empire Western Education (newspapers established) Postal and telegraph systems Railroads constructed Legal reforms 1876 European style constitution ARTISANS SUFFER WITH INCREASED EUROPEAN COMP Women gain little b/c Islamic influence Polygamy, seclusion, veiling continue Sultan Abdul Hamid wants return to despotic absolutism 1878-1908 Overthrown by Young Turks (continue West reform)
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Ottoman Downfall Decline of Civilization 1. Internal weakness (corruption, pursuit of pleasure, ideology differences, poor com) 2. External pressure When empire expands less problems WHY? 1. Rulers lose touch 2. Succession issues produce division 3. Western Europe grows stronger (unlike during the Abbasid era) Early 18 th century A-H gains territories Late 18 th century Russia is a major threat As a result Britain supported them (stop Russian advance to Med) 1830 Greece gets independence (1 st successful rebellion) 4. Greed and corruption of local officials 5. Oppressive officials cause problems (WHY?) Ultimately Ottoman Dynasty lasts over 600 years (unmatched)
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Safivid
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Safavid Abbas I (1587-1629) Height of empire Fearing plots against him Eliminate suitable heirs Eventually ends 1736 Nadir Shah (1736) attempts to restore empire but fails
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Mughals
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Akbar (reformer) Start a new religion Regulate consumption of alcohol Improve women’s position (end seclusion) Allow widow remarriage Discourage child marriage Prohibit sati Reforms failed but left strong empire Jahangir and Shah Jahan (successors) Wives become influential (women decline elsewhere) Child marriage etc returned WHY? Eventually Hindu suppression (Aurangzeb etc) and European interests cause downfall
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Qing China Last dynasty Nurhaci unites Manchu Invade China (Ming are weak) Take Beijing in 1644 Keep Exam system, social order (scholar gentry) Reform minded Improve rural unrest and distress 1. Decrease taxes 2. Repair infrastructure Failed 1. Huge population growth 2. Disappearance of open lands
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19 th century Qing decline 1. unfair exam system 2. food shortages Leads to migrations Leads to thieves 3. Massive gov growth (Why is this a problem?) 4. Diversion of money to private accounts 1912 Last emperor of China Republic of China
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Opium Wars Britain unhappy with trade with China (unfair to Brit) Reverse flow of bullion Bring in the Opium trade from India Fixes balance of trade Silver now comes out of China Lin Zexu? Outcome?
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