Question

What are the appropriate titles for each column of the chart?

1-?
Muslim empire that wanted to expand
east.
Sunni Muslims, promoted Turkish culture.
Their enpire persecuted Shia Muslims.
Fought #2 and lost land in the 1580s.
O a)
1. Mughal Empire
2. Ming Dynasty
2-?
Muslim empire that wanted to expand
west.
Shia Muslims, promoted Persian culture.
Their empire persecuted Sunni Muslims.
Fought #1 with muskets and cannon in
the 1580s and won.

Answer 1

The appropriate titles for each column of the chart are Safavid Empire and Mughal Empire.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the chart, the appropriate titles for each column are as follows:

1. Column 1: Safavid Empire
2. Column 2: Mughal Empire

The Safavid Empire, also known as the Safavid dynasty, was a Muslim empire located east of the Ottoman Empire. They were Shia Muslims and promoted Persian culture. On the other hand, the Mughal Empire was a Muslim empire located in India. They were Sunni Muslims and promoted Turkish culture. These empires had conflicts and fought against each other during the 1580s, with the outcome favoring the Mughal Empire in column 2.

Answer 2

The first column should be titled 'Ottoman Empire' and the second column 'Safavid Empire,' representing the Sunni and Shia Muslim empires, respectively, with distinct cultural influences and historical conflicts between them in the 1580s.

Step-by-step explanation:

The appropriate title for the first column of the chart should be "Ottoman Empire." The Ottomans were known for being a Sunni Muslim empire that aimed to expand east and were known for promoting Turkish culture. They did indeed persecute Shia Muslims and lost land to the Safavids in the 1580s.

The appropriate title for the second column should be "Safavid Empire." This empire was known for its efforts to expand west and was comprised of Shia Muslims, promoting Persian culture. The Safavids not only sought to persecute Sunni Muslims but also fought the Ottomans with muskets and cannon in the 1580s, eventually winning these clashes.