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TRUE AND FALSE OTTOMAN EMPIRE AND SAFAVID

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TRUE AND FALSE OTTOMAN EMPIRE AND SAFAVID
 

TRUE AND FALSE OTTOMAN EMPIRE AND SAFAVIDOnline version

TRUE AND FALSE

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

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

3

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

4

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

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

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

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

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

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The Safavids were Sunni Muslims

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

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

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

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

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

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