Mr. McGarvey S.D.H.S. Cal Poly A.P.U.
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Chapter 28:
Islamic Empires

Chp. 23 (Week 10) | Chp. 24 (Week 11) | Chp. 25 (Week 12) |
Chp. 26 (Week 13)
| Chp. 27 (Week 14) | Chp. 28 (Week 15) |
Chp. 29 (Week 16)

Islamic calligraphy is considered sacred in that it often contains the name of Allah (God) in Arabic and other Holy Qur'anic text.

Homework

Online Activity

  • Each student is assigned one of the three Islamic empires: Ottoman, Safavid and Mughal and will research the following:
    1. Background and Geography
    2. Government
    3. Decline.
  • Students will read the online essays and answer the questions on the left side of their notebooks in complete sentences.
  • Map Exercise

Formation of the Islamic Empires

The Taj Mahal, a mosque and tomb built by Shah Jahan in memory of his wife.

Imperial Islamic Society

PowerPoint Lecture

  • The Dynastic State
    • The Emperors and Islam
    • Steppe Traditions
    • Women and Politics
  • Agriculture and Trade
    • Food Crops
    • Tobacco
    • Population Growth
  • Religious Affairs in the Islamic Empires
    • Religious Diversity
    • Christian Mission in India
    • Status of Religious Minorities
    • Promotion of Islam
  • Cultural Patronage of the Islamic Emperors
    • Istanbul
    • Isfahan
    • Fatehpur Sikri
    • The Taj Mahal

The Empire in Transition

Causes of the Decline of the Ottman Empire

  • The Deterioration of Imperial Leadership
    • Dynastic Decline
    • Religious Tensions
  • Economic and Military Decline
    • Economic Stagnation
    • Military Decline
  • Cultural Insularity
    • Cultural Conservatism
    • The Printing Press

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