Unit 3
Saturday, 8 May 2021 | |
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- Qing Dynasty
- Mughal Empire
- Ottoman Empire
- Safavid Empire
Consolidating Power
Qing Dynasty consolidated power through the Civil Service Exam
- The Qing Dynasty was set up by the Manchu people who were foreigners to China
- To consolidate power, the leader and people would have to think the same
Ottomans used the Devshirme system
- Enslaved poor Christian boys from Southern Europe and the Balkans
- Received thorough education
- Became bureaucratic workers or served in the military (Janissaries)
Ottomans used Tax Farming
- Tax farmers were sent by the government to collect taxes for them
Aztecs used the Tribute System
- Conquered lands were required to pay for the privilege of being conquered
- Consolidated a decentralized power
- Tribute lists
Mughal Empire appointed a group of bureaucrats known as Zamindars
- Collected taxes based on land holdings
Militaries
- Ottoman Janissaries
- Safavid Ghulam
- Aztec Blood Tax
Legitimizing Power
Islamic emperors took on the title of Caliph
- Protestant Reformation challenged the Catholic Church
- Each state had to choose to be either Protestant or Catholic
- European kings and rules used the Divine Right of Kings
- Songhai population converted to Islam
- Qing Dynasty used art
Monumental architecture
- Mughal Empire's Taj Mahal
- France's Palace of Versailles
Religious Schisms
- Protestant Reformation challenged the Catholic Church
- Sunni Ottomans and Shi'a Safavids often were at diplomatic conflict