I learned that the Safavid Empire was a very successful empire who conquered many different areas. I also learned that the Safavids were Shia muslims and that the government and religion were closely tied together, because the ruler or Shah was believed to be a spiritual leader as well. The Safavid empire traded with many different people because they were in the middle of numerous important trade routes. The Safavids traded for art and literature of different civilizations. The Safavids were also very talented metalworks, pottery and rug makers as well. Women in the Safavid Empire had many rights, more than most other Islamic women at the time.
The Safavid Empire was in a good place for trading. They were between Asia and the Ottoman Empire. They learned about other cultures by receiving arts and literature from other cultures. They gained other goods to trade for gunpowder for their rifles. They were able to gather roade taxed because of their location on the trade routes. By gaining art skills, they made rugs and pottery. These can be used for trade as well. Their relgion was Shia faith, found by Esmail. They created the figure "Shah" by combining political power and religion. Women had more power and respect.
I learned different things about the Safavid Empire. I learned that in 1514, the Selims army defeated the Safavid army. Their art was mainly metalworks, pottery, and rug. Religion became a basic aid to government. The Safavids spent money to promote religion, making grants to shrines and religous schools. They were located in a great area. The empire lies between Asia and the Ottoman Empire. They traded art an literature. Because of their location they were allowed to collect road taxes. Women has an easy access to divorce and remarriage. They were allowed to ger their education in sciences, arts, and religion.
I learned that the Safavid Empire was very successful. They were able to conquer a lot of land, including Tabriz which became their capital. The Safavid Empire was known for their Persian carpets and other art works. The empire was able to trade many arts and literatures. These trading routes helped them collect road taxes. I also learned that politics and religion were very closely linked. The Safavid Empire was very successful.
The Safavid empire was in the center of trading routes. The Safavids were skilled with pottery and rugs. They also traded art and literature. They were ruled by shahs, who were political and religious leaders. Their women had more rights then others at the time, and could seek divorce or get remarried unlike in the rest if the world.
The Safavid Empire was a successful empire. It was located in the center of trading routes which was very helpful with trade. They also made great pieces of artwork. It was not only a cultural thing, they were able to also trade this. They were rules by Shahs. Religion was strictly Shia. No other religion was tolerated. In this empire, the woman had more rights than most. They were able to gain power and could get a divorce if it was needed. The Safavid Empire came out to be quite successful.
I learned that the Safavid Empire was a good trade center. The Safavid Empire traded art and literature. The Empire was located between Asia and the Ottoman Empire. The Safavid art was maily pottery, rug-making, and metalwork. The Safavid Empire's religion became a basic aid of the government. Their rulers were called Shas. They were also Shia muslims. Women played a good part in the Safavid Empire and were successful in life. Women had rights not like in other Empires.
Today I learned many different thing about the Safavid Empire. Their capital was Tabriz. The kings were called Shah, they were both political and religious leaders. The king spent much more money in promoting their religion.They were Shia muslims. They were between Asia and Ottoman Empire. They traded manily metal works, pottery and rugs influenced by Chinise. Women were treated with respect. They had many freedom such as getting a divorce and a remarriage.
The Safavid Empire was located between Asia and the Ottoman Empire, so it was known for its trading. Even though the Empire was located near the Ottoman Empire they had religious disputes. Safavid Empire art was mainly metalwork, pottery and rug making. They also traded art and literature, this way the education was more. Women had an easy access to divorce and remarriage. They got education in sciences, arts and religion. Their rulers were called Shahs and they were Shia muslims. Unlike the Ottoman Empire where you could pay taxes to practice another religion the Safavid Empire's religion was strict and no other religion was tolerated. Even though there were many problems the Safavid Empire became quite successful.
The Safavid Empire was a threat to the Ottoman Empire. It's main religion was Islam.They spent money to promote their religion. Unlike the Ottoman Empire, who ever didn't convert to Islam would be killed instead of taxed. Religion was a basic aid to their government. During his rule, Abbas strengthened the governments power. The Safavid Empire traded art and literature. They had land power to trade with Asia. They had sea power to trade with Europe. Trade allowed them to collect road taxes. Woman in the Safavid empire were characterized into 6 groups. They married upper class-men. Like the Ottoman empire, Woman had easy access to divorce.
I learned much about the Safavid Empire. It had the best army in Iran and was ruled by a shah. The shah was claimed to be the spiritual leader. People would go and worhship their god at mosques. They made ceramics, carpets, metal, glass, gardens, and were good at architecture. One main thing they traded were their carpets. Women had easy access to divorce and remarriage. From time to time the empire had rough times, but other than that, they were a good empire.
The Safavid empire was located in Iran. The rule of this empire was called the Shah. The shah was the leader, and enforced Islam on the people. Islam was the the main religion in the Safavid empire. A mosque was where an Islam would go to worship his or her god. These mosques became one of the best piece of art that the Safavid dynasty made. Another piece of art they were famous for were their carpets. The carpets were expensive and even today they still are. They are worth right now thousands of dollars.
The Safavid Empire was a successful empire founded by Ismail. As a religious follower, Ismail coverted all the people living in the Safavid Empire to Shia Muslim. Those who didn't change their religion were imediately exicuted or put to death. This caused many people to covert or pretend to convert to the shia religion. Most of the finances were spent on religious buildings such as mosques or religious schools. The Safavid Empire Art was mainly rug- making, metalworking, and pottery. Many of their designs on rugs and pottery were imitated from the Arabics and Chinese designs. The women in the Safavid Empire were able to get divorced and remarry quickly. The prostitutes and slaves were however not able to wear a veil over their heads. The Safavid Empire was successful in their own way.
I learned many things about the Safavid Empire. I learned that Ismail converted all the Sunni Muslims to Shia. I also learned that their art consisted of carpets, metals, glass, and gardens.The government was a monarchy and had a shah as the absolute ruler. I also learned that they were part of the Silk Route that was a trade route between Asia, Africa, and Europe.
The Safavid Empire was founded by Ismail. It consisted of Shia Muslims that were usually converted from Sunni. The ruler was known as a shah. It's artwork was mainly carpet making. Carpets were very expensive and some are still worth a lot of money today. Women were able to get divorced and had many rights.
I learned many things about the Safavid Empire in class. I learned that Ismail had founded teh Safavid Empire and converted all the Sunni Muslims to Shia. I also learned that they had very beautiful are. They created wonderful carpets and gardens.They had many advancements in creating things with glass and metal. Their government was a monarchy and had a shah as the absolute ruler. I also learned that they were located in between trade route between Asia, Africa, and Europe which is why they had such great trade.
I learned about the Safavid empire that because of religious disputes there were threats to the empire. Mostly rugs and pottery were what was traded with Asia and Europe. They used Arabic and Chinese designs to make their carpets. They traded art and literature. They had sea power to Europe and had land power to Asia. That allowed him to gather taxes. This empire spent their money to promote religion.
I learned that the Safavid Empire was a very successful empire who conquered many different areas. I also learned that the Safavids were Shia muslims and that the government and religion were closely tied together, because the ruler or Shah was believed to be a spiritual leader as well. The Safavid empire traded with many different people because they were in the middle of numerous important trade routes. The Safavids traded for art and literature of different civilizations. The Safavids were also very talented metalworks, pottery and rug makers as well. Women in the Safavid Empire had many rights, more than most other Islamic women at the time.
ReplyDeleteThe Safavid Empire was in a good place for trading. They were between Asia and the Ottoman Empire. They learned about other cultures by receiving arts and literature from other cultures. They gained other goods to trade for gunpowder for their rifles. They were able to gather roade taxed because of their location on the trade routes. By gaining art skills, they made rugs and pottery. These can be used for trade as well. Their relgion was Shia faith, found by Esmail. They created the figure "Shah" by combining political power and religion. Women had more power and respect.
ReplyDeleteI learned different things about the Safavid Empire. I learned that in 1514, the Selims army defeated the Safavid army. Their art was mainly metalworks, pottery, and rug. Religion became a basic aid to government. The Safavids spent money to promote religion, making grants to shrines and religous schools. They were located in a great area. The empire lies between Asia and the Ottoman Empire. They traded art an literature. Because of their location they were allowed to collect road taxes. Women has an easy access to divorce and remarriage. They were allowed to ger their education in sciences, arts, and religion.
ReplyDeleteI learned that the Safavid Empire was very successful. They were able to conquer a lot of land, including Tabriz which became their capital. The Safavid Empire was known for their Persian carpets and other art works. The empire was able to trade many arts and literatures. These trading routes helped them collect road taxes. I also learned that politics and religion were very closely linked. The Safavid Empire was very successful.
ReplyDeleteThe Safavid empire was in the center of trading routes. The Safavids were skilled with pottery and rugs. They also traded art and literature. They were ruled by shahs, who were political and religious leaders. Their women had more rights then others at the time, and could seek divorce or get remarried unlike in the rest if the world.
ReplyDeleteThe Safavid Empire was a successful empire. It was located in the center of trading routes which was very helpful with trade. They also made great pieces of artwork. It was not only a cultural thing, they were able to also trade this. They were rules by Shahs. Religion was strictly Shia. No other religion was tolerated. In this empire, the woman had more rights than most. They were able to gain power and could get a divorce if it was needed. The Safavid Empire came out to be quite successful.
ReplyDeleteI learned that the Safavid Empire was a good trade center. The Safavid Empire traded art and literature. The Empire was located between
ReplyDeleteAsia and the Ottoman Empire. The Safavid art was maily pottery, rug-making, and metalwork. The Safavid Empire's religion became a basic aid of the government. Their rulers were called Shas. They were also Shia muslims. Women played a good part in the Safavid Empire and were successful in life. Women had rights not like in other Empires.
Today I learned many different thing about the Safavid Empire. Their capital was Tabriz. The kings were called Shah, they were both political and religious leaders. The king spent much more money in promoting their religion.They were Shia muslims. They were between Asia and Ottoman Empire. They traded manily metal works, pottery and rugs influenced by Chinise. Women were treated with respect. They had many freedom such as getting a divorce and a remarriage.
ReplyDeleteThe Safavid Empire was located between Asia and the Ottoman Empire, so it was known for its trading. Even though the Empire was located near the Ottoman Empire they had religious disputes. Safavid Empire art was mainly metalwork, pottery and rug making. They also traded art and literature, this way the education was more. Women had an easy access to divorce and remarriage. They got education in sciences, arts and religion. Their rulers were called Shahs and they were Shia muslims. Unlike the Ottoman Empire where you could pay taxes to practice another religion the Safavid Empire's religion was strict and no other religion was tolerated. Even though there were many problems the Safavid Empire became quite successful.
ReplyDeleteThe Safavid Empire was a threat to the Ottoman Empire. It's main religion was Islam.They spent money to promote their religion. Unlike the Ottoman Empire, who ever didn't convert to Islam would be killed instead of taxed. Religion was a basic aid to their government. During his rule, Abbas strengthened the governments power. The Safavid Empire traded art and literature. They had land power to trade with Asia. They had sea power to trade with Europe. Trade allowed them to collect road taxes. Woman in the Safavid empire were characterized into 6 groups. They married upper class-men. Like the Ottoman empire, Woman had easy access to divorce.
ReplyDeleteI learned much about the Safavid Empire. It had the best army in Iran and was ruled by a shah. The shah was claimed to be the spiritual leader. People would go and worhship their god at mosques. They made ceramics, carpets, metal, glass, gardens, and were good at architecture. One main thing they traded were their carpets. Women had easy access to divorce and remarriage. From time to time the empire had rough times, but other than that, they were a good empire.
ReplyDeleteThe Safavid empire was located in Iran. The rule of this empire was called the Shah. The shah was the leader, and enforced Islam on the people. Islam was the the main religion in the Safavid empire. A mosque was where an Islam would go to worship his or her god. These mosques became one of the best piece of art that the Safavid dynasty made. Another piece of art they were famous for were their carpets. The carpets were expensive and even today they still are. They are worth right now thousands of dollars.
ReplyDeleteThe Safavid Empire was a successful empire founded by Ismail. As a religious follower, Ismail coverted all the people living in the Safavid Empire to Shia Muslim. Those who didn't change their religion were imediately exicuted or put to death. This caused many people to covert or pretend to convert to the shia religion. Most of the finances were spent on religious buildings such as mosques or religious schools. The Safavid Empire Art was mainly rug- making, metalworking, and pottery. Many of their designs on rugs and pottery were imitated from the Arabics and Chinese designs. The women in the Safavid Empire were able to get divorced and remarry quickly. The prostitutes and slaves were however not able to wear a veil over their heads. The Safavid Empire was successful in their own way.
ReplyDeleteI learned many things about the Safavid Empire. I learned that Ismail converted all the Sunni Muslims to Shia. I also learned that their art consisted of carpets, metals, glass, and gardens.The government was a monarchy and had a shah as the absolute ruler. I also learned that they were part of the Silk Route that was a trade route between Asia, Africa, and Europe.
ReplyDeleteThe Safavid Empire was founded by Ismail. It consisted of Shia Muslims that were usually converted from Sunni. The ruler was known as a shah. It's artwork was mainly carpet making. Carpets were very expensive and some are still worth a lot of money today. Women were able to get divorced and had many rights.
ReplyDeleteI learned many things about the Safavid Empire in class. I learned that Ismail had founded teh Safavid Empire and converted all the Sunni Muslims to Shia. I also learned that they had very beautiful are. They created wonderful carpets and gardens.They had many advancements in creating things with glass and metal. Their government was a monarchy and had a shah as the absolute ruler. I also learned that they were located in between trade route between Asia, Africa, and Europe which is why they had such great trade.
ReplyDeleteI learned about the Safavid empire that because of religious disputes there were threats to the empire. Mostly rugs and pottery were what was traded with Asia and Europe. They used Arabic and Chinese designs to make their carpets. They traded art and literature. They had sea power to Europe and had land power to Asia. That allowed him to gather taxes. This empire spent their money to promote religion.
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