Two Syrians named Shemsi and Hekem established one of these places in a city where they were later used as headquarters for an uprising led by Patrona Halil. As thanks for his services as a courier, a possible Armenian spy named Johannes Diodato was permitted to establish one of these places. The low price of admission into these places led to them being nicknamed “penny universities” in England. (15[1])After enacting a law outlawing these (-5[1])places, (*) Murad IV would walk in disguise with a large sword to kill any patrons. Using spoils from the Ottoman camp after the 1683 siege (10[1])of Vienna, Jerzy Kulczycki (“cool-CHIS-kee”) established one of these places in the city. Many of these places relied on an ingredient that had to be imported from the Yemeni port of Mocha. For 10 points, name these establishments where patrons can get a beverage made from namesake (10[1])beans. ■END■