Match the definition with the correct word: "the skill of dealing with people in a sensitive and thoughtful way
isolated
merchant
diplomacy
allies
Match the definition with the correct word: "separated or kept apart from others
merchant
isolated
allies
trade
What did the England exchange with the Ottomans?
England had nothing to trade with the Ottomans.
sugar, tea, and coffee
portraits of the queen and scripts of plays
wool, cloth, and metalwork
Match the definition with the correct word: "countries that work together and support each other in wars or agreements
correspondence
trade
allies
merchant
Match the definition with the correct word: "a person who represents their country in another country
ambassador
diplomacy
allies
trade
True or False: Edward Barton, an ambassador for the Queen, is buried on Heybeliada.
False
True
Which of the following words in English came from Ottoman Turkish?
queen
coffee
tree
laughter
Match the definition with the correct word: "someone who sells goods, like a shopkeeper or someone who runs a store
trade
ambassador
allies
diplomacy
Match the definition with the correct word: "when people or countries exchange goods or services with each other
merchant
correspondence
ambassador
trade
Match the definition with the correct word: "communication, like sending letters, emails, or messages to someone
diplomacy
trade
correspondence
ambassador
What did Queen Elizabeth I gift to Safiye Sultan?
candy
coffee
a portrait
a stone of vision
What did the Ottoman Empire give England the right to in the Mediterranean?
free land
free speech
free food
free trade
What kind of relationship did Queen Elizabeth I and Safiye Sultan have?
Safiye Sultan would travel to Queen Elizabeth I's palace.
They wrote letters and exchanged gifts.
Queen Elizabeth I often visited Safiye Sultan.
They hated each other and never corresponded.
How did the Ottoman Empire help Queen Elizabeth I?
They translated English books into Ottoman Turkish.
They built England an armada of ships.
They gave England permission to trade in the Mediterranean.
They gave England a palace in Constantinople.
What did the Ottomans exchange with England?
spices, silk, and carpets
The Ottomans had nothing to trade with the English.
portraits of the sultan and music
sheep, wood, and dragonfruit