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- The Ottomans taught different kinds of art, this includes calligraphy, ceramics, and carpet weaving.
- They spread ideas of science to Europe (astronomy, physics)
- Shared medical advances with the Europeans (Mainly tools)
- Tools such as forceps, pincers, and scalpels
- They spread ideas of Islam across Europe by using Devshirme, making people give 20% of their sons up to the empire.

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- They took over most of the trade in Africa by taking over their coastal cities
- Exported items such as spies, fur and cotton.
- They traded for items such as medicine, wool cloth, and glass objects.
-Agriculture was more important to the Ottoman than manufacturing goods.
- There was lots of land however there was not many jobs and the empire had poor capital.

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-Their art was not allowed to have humans or animals in it due to their religion.
-They wrote in Turkish
-Ottomans spoke in a language that was a mixture of turkish, arabic, and persian
- They didn't often play sports but when they did they would go paddling, and play football
- The Empire usually was busy conquering countries and fighting wars.

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-They had rulers called sultans
- They drafted those from conquered countries to fight in their army
- People in the empire could worship whoever they wanted
- Sultans kept future rulers on house arrest so that they wouldn't know what was happening in the world.
- There were 36 sultans who ruled in total.

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- The Ottoman Empire admired European art.
-Ottoman 's took influence from Europe's government, they even establish a legislative council.
- Oil painting became very popular in their culture thanks to Europeans.
- Hired an architect to build a mosque and he used the "French Empire" style

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-Islam was the most common and accepted religion in the Ottoman Empire
- Muhammad founded Islam
- They only believe in one god, Allah
- Islam history also includes prophets from Christianity and Judaism.
-There are five pillars that they use to worship, such as praying, charity, and faith.