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TRUE AND FALSE OTTOMAN EMPIRE AND SAFAVIDVersión en línea TRUE AND FALSE por heba kamal 1 The Safavids left a lasting legacy in Iran by making Sunni Islam the dominant branch Yes No 2 After their strongest rulers died,(Sulieman and Shah Abbas) both empires began to decline Yes No 3 The Ottomans controlled major trade routes across Europe, Asia, and Africa, while the Safavids mainly focused on trade inside Iran Yes No 4 Shah Abbas was the most powerful ruler of the Ottomans, while Suleiman was the greatest ruler of the Safavids. Yes No 5 The capital of the Ottoman Empire was Istanbul, while the Safavid capital was Isfahan. Yes No 6 The Ottomans were Sunni Muslims, while the Safavids were Shiite Muslims Yes No 7 After Shah Abbas’ death, the Safavid empire became stronger and lasted until the 1900s Yes No 8 The Qajars took control of Iran in the late 1700s and made Tehran the capital Yes No 9 The Safavids were Sunni Muslims Yes No 10 Shah Abbas lowered taxes, encouraged industry, and built a capital at Isfahan Yes No 11 . Some Christian boys became janizaries, an elite Ottoman military force Yes No 12 Ottoman society was divided into four main groups: men of the sword, pen, negotiation, and husbandry Yes No 13 The Ottomans were Shia Muslims who spread into Asia Minor and the Balkan Peninsula Yes No 14 The Ottomans and Safavids were both called “gunpowder empires” because they used new weapons like cannons and muskets Yes No

TRUE AND FALSE OTTOMAN EMPIRE AND SAFAVIDVersión en línea

TRUE AND FALSE

por heba kamal

The Safavids left a lasting legacy in Iran by making Sunni Islam the dominant branch

Yes

After their strongest rulers died,(Sulieman and Shah Abbas) both empires began to decline

Yes

The Ottomans controlled major trade routes across Europe, Asia, and Africa, while the Safavids mainly focused on trade inside Iran

Yes

Shah Abbas was the most powerful ruler of the Ottomans, while Suleiman was the greatest ruler of the Safavids.

Yes

The capital of the Ottoman Empire was Istanbul, while the Safavid capital was Isfahan.

Yes

The Ottomans were Sunni Muslims, while the Safavids were Shiite Muslims

Yes

After Shah Abbas’ death, the Safavid empire became stronger and lasted until the 1900s

Yes

The Qajars took control of Iran in the late 1700s and made Tehran the capital

Yes

The Safavids were Sunni Muslims

Yes

Shah Abbas lowered taxes, encouraged industry, and built a capital at Isfahan

Yes

. Some Christian boys became janizaries, an elite Ottoman military force

Yes

Ottoman society was divided into four main groups: men of the sword, pen, negotiation, and husbandry

Yes

The Ottomans were Shia Muslims who spread into Asia Minor and the Balkan Peninsula

Yes

The Ottomans and Safavids were both called “gunpowder empires” because they used new weapons like cannons and muskets

Yes

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TRUE AND FALSE OTTOMAN EMPIRE AND SAFAVIDVersión en línea

por heba kamal

The Safavids left a lasting legacy in Iran by making Sunni Islam the dominant branch

After their strongest rulers died,(Sulieman and Shah Abbas) both empires began to decline

The Ottomans controlled major trade routes across Europe, Asia, and Africa, while the Safavids mainly focused on trade inside Iran

Shah Abbas was the most powerful ruler of the Ottomans, while Suleiman was the greatest ruler of the Safavids.

The capital of the Ottoman Empire was Istanbul, while the Safavid capital was Isfahan.

The Ottomans were Sunni Muslims, while the Safavids were Shiite Muslims

After Shah Abbas’ death, the Safavid empire became stronger and lasted until the 1900s

The Qajars took control of Iran in the late 1700s and made Tehran the capital

The Safavids were Sunni Muslims

Shah Abbas lowered taxes, encouraged industry, and built a capital at Isfahan

. Some Christian boys became janizaries, an elite Ottoman military force

Ottoman society was divided into four main groups: men of the sword, pen, negotiation, and husbandry

The Ottomans were Shia Muslims who spread into Asia Minor and the Balkan Peninsula

The Ottomans and Safavids were both called “gunpowder empires” because they used new weapons like cannons and muskets