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No, the Ottoman Empire was not the largest and most influential Christian empire. It was a large and influential Islamic empire.
Most European countries thought that the Ottoman Empire was in its death throes. As Russian, English, and French empires expanded in the 19th century, that expansion came at the expense of the Ottoman Empire which continued to contract.
Numerous treaties broke up the Ottoman Empire. The most famous and which stripped the empire of the most land was the Treaty of Versailles in 1919.
The Ottoman Empire was not the largest Muslim Empire as the Umayyad Empire in 749 CE was larger. However, it may be the most influential Muslim Empire, but that is up to the perception of the person discussing it.
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The countries of the Balkans (Greece, Serbia, Albania, Bulgaria, Romania, etc.), Turkey, and Israel are the former Ottoman Empire countries that have modernized most closely to the Western model.
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No, the Ottoman Empire was not the largest and most influential Christian empire. It was a large and influential Islamic empire.
The Ottoman empire controlled most of the balkans.
Most European countries thought that the Ottoman Empire was in its death throes. As Russian, English, and French empires expanded in the 19th century, that expansion came at the expense of the Ottoman Empire which continued to contract.
It wouldn't really be a country as much as an empire. The two would be the Soviet Union and the Ottoman Empire.
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In order to answer this we need to see a list of countries.
Numerous treaties broke up the Ottoman Empire. The most famous and which stripped the empire of the most land was the Treaty of Versailles in 1919.
The Ottoman Empire (because it was completely carved up for other countries to take its place)
The Ottoman Empire was not the largest Muslim Empire as the Umayyad Empire in 749 CE was larger. However, it may be the most influential Muslim Empire, but that is up to the perception of the person discussing it.