The document provides a summary of key events and concepts related to world history from ancient civilizations through the Mughal Empire in India. It covers the rise and fall of civilizations like the Indus River Valley, the Aryan invasions and caste system in India, the major world religions of Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, and the initial spread of Islam. It then discusses the Mongol Empire, Crusades, Ottoman Empire, Safavid Empire, and concludes with an overview of the Mughal Empire in India from its founding to its decline.

1. Spring Final Exam Pop quiz Chapter test Unit test Midterm exam Final exam Degree of detail Q: When was the Battle of Agincourt? A: October 25, 1415 Q: What weapon enabled the English to win the Battle of Agincourt? A: The longbow Q: Which two kings was the Battle of Agincourt fought between? A: King Henry V of England and King Charles VI of France Q: In what way did the use of English bowmen at the Battle of Agincourt contradict the rules of chivalry? A: Common peasants were able to fight and kill knights and noblemen Q: Why was the Battle of Agincourt so significant? A: the use of English bowmen against French knights signaled the end of feudal armies and the beginning of English and French nationalism

2. Central Asia Review Spring Final Exam Review

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21. Local governors, generals, tax officials Religious & ethnic millets Sultan Imperial Council Divan (drawn from devshirme ) Social & Military Administration Religious & Judicial Administration

22. Safavid Empire