'Ottomans' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 31: Societies at Crossroads

Chapter 31: Societies at Crossroads. The Ottoman Empire in Decline Height of Ottoman military expansion in late seventeenth century. The Ottoman Empire in Decline. At its height in the 1600s, the Ottoman Empire had 29 provinces and several tributary states.

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The Great War 1914-1918

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Similarities

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Chapter 8 The Muslim Empires

Chapter 8 The Muslim Empires. Section 1 The Ottoman Empire. Rise of the Ottoman Turks. The Ottoman dynasty began in the late 13 th century when Turks under leader Osman were given land in the NW corner of the Anatolian Peninsula by the Seljuk Turks in return for help fighting the Mongols.

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The Start of World War I

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The Muslim World Expands

The Muslim World Expands. Chapter 18. Section 1-The Ottomans Build a Vast Empire. 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

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The Muslim Empires

The Muslim Empires. The Ottoman, Safavid and Mughal (or Mogul). Ottomans: Beginning. started on Anatolian Peninsula in Turkey. land granted them by the Seljuk Turks. pastoral and peaceful people at the start As the Seljuk Turks began to decline, the Osman began to expand.

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TaSK #1

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British Imperialism

Kendra Meer, Azalea Grant, Marirosa Padilla-Tung, Jero Delos Santos, Taylor McIntyre. British Imperialism. Indust. Rev. was a major factor Cotton factories needed improved raw materials and India had those resources, in cheap supply This led to expansion into India

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The Muslim Empires

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The Holy Roman Empire and Spanish Empires

The Holy Roman Empire and Spanish Empires. 1520-1600. Charles V and the Hapsburg Empire. Map of the Holy Roman Empire. The Reign of Charles V. Political Connections Title: King of Burgundy, Castile, Aragon, Naples and Sicily, Austria, King of the Romans, and Holy Roman Empire

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Russia: A Brief Political History

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The Muslim Empires

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Change and Continuity in Central Asia

Change and Continuity in Central Asia. By Tiffani Kolozian, Hannah Mulvihill, and JaLinda Dunovant. 8000 B.C.E.- 600 C.E. Nomads cause the fall of major empires 400 BCE- Empire of Alexander the Great expands into Central Asia where Greek culture is spread

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Europeans Claim Muslim Lands

Europeans Claim Muslim Lands. Ch.11 sec 3 . I. Ottoman Empire Loses Power A. Reforms Fail. 1. Corruption, theft, and inflation are the beginning stages for the end of the empire 2. Selim III was overthrown for trying to modernize the military thus ending reform movements.

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The Rise of Russia

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The Islamic Empires

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Muslims Had an Advanced Civilization

Muslims Had an Advanced Civilization. The caliph was at first elected, but later became a hereditary position. The Muslim empire broke up into three caliphates , Cairo, Baghdad, and Cordova. The Arabs traded throughout Asia, Africa and parts of Europe. The Muslim Economy and Society.

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International Rivalry and the Coming of War

International Rivalry and the Coming of War. By: Thane and Dominique. Bismarckian System. In 1873 Bismarck made an alliance with Austria-Hungary and Russia. These states were the traditionally conservative powers. The Balkans .

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