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CHAPTER 27. ISLAMIC EMPIRES. ISLAM. 16 th & 17 th century Prosperous N. Africa to E. India S. Europe C. Asia. ISLAMIC EMPIRES. Small states War/conquest ++. OTTOMANS . Followers= ghazi R eligious warriors Servant, sword. Military Horsemen Janissaries Conscripted youth.
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CHAPTER 27 ISLAMIC EMPIRES
ISLAM • 16th & 17th century • Prosperous • N. Africa to E. India • S. Europe • C. Asia
ISLAMIC EMPIRES • Small states • War/conquest ++
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
Decline • Late 1600s
TOBACCO AND COFFEE • Drinking coffee, pipe smoking • Social
SAFAVIDS • Shi’a, sect of Islam • Shah Abbas the Great • Trade Bazaar • Projects • Cultural
MUGHALS • 1523, Babur • N. India • Adventurer
MUGHALS • Akbar • Toleration • “divine faith” • Focus less on Islam • Commonalities
Women • Assisted men • Some: politics
GROWTH • Mughal empire • 1500: 105 million • 1800: 190 million
Reform • Women • Improved • Remarry • Child marriages • Sati • Seclusion not practical • Reforms don’t last
DECLINE • Religious tension • Conservatives • Economic problems • Army • Military