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In the 15th century, this warrior/conqueror from Samarkand in Central Asia briefly interrupted the rise of the Ottoman Empire. He also conquered Russia, Persia, and northern India, but died on his way to conquer China.
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When did the Ottoman Empire collapse?
Ottoman Empire collapsed in 1923 with the rise of latter state Turkey. Turkey was founded in 1923.1922
What was the most important conquest in the rise of the ottoman empire?
Most historians of the Ottoman Empire will argue that the conquest of Constantinople by Sultan Mehmet II was the important victory that Ottomans ever won.
Which led most directly to the rise of the Ottoman Empire?
Internal fighting between Seljuk Turks
Which event marked the rise in power the Ottoman Empire 1453?
The conquest of Constantinople
What territorial expansions of the Ottoman Empire were lead by Muhammad II?
None. Muhammad died long before the rise of the Ottoman empire. If you mean Mehmed the Second, one of the sultans of the Ottoman empire, he was the one who conquered Constantinople and made it the new capital; renamed Istanbul. He expanded the empire to cover almost all of Serbia as well as including Anatolia & the Crimea.
What was one development of North Africa in the 1800s?
The decline of the Ottoman Empire and the rise of nationalism during the Ottoman Empire.
When did the Ottoman Empire collapse?
Ottoman Empire collapsed in 1923 with the rise of latter state Turkey. Turkey was founded in 1923.1922
What was the most important conquest in the rise of the ottoman empire?
Most historians of the Ottoman Empire will argue that the conquest of Constantinople by Sultan Mehmet II was the important victory that Ottomans ever won.
Which led most directly to the rise of the Ottoman Empire?
Internal fighting between Seljuk Turks
How did nationalism contribute to the decline of the Hapsburg and ottoman empires?
The rise of nationalism in the Empire eventually caused the break-down of the Ottoman millet (confessional community) concept.
How did nationalism contribute to the decline of the hapsburg empire?
The rise of nationalism in the Empire eventually caused the break-down of the Ottoman millet (confessional community) concept.
Which event marked the rise in power the Ottoman Empire 1453?
The conquest of Constantinople
What territorial expansions of the Ottoman Empire were lead by Muhammad II?
None. Muhammad died long before the rise of the Ottoman empire. If you mean Mehmed the Second, one of the sultans of the Ottoman empire, he was the one who conquered Constantinople and made it the new capital; renamed Istanbul. He expanded the empire to cover almost all of Serbia as well as including Anatolia & the Crimea.
When do many historians believe the Ottoman Empire began to decline?
Beginning in 1699, the loss of Hungary to Austria was a blow to the Ottoman Empire. Over the next two hundred years, territorial disintegration slowly continued. Also, the rise of nationalism among nations under Ottoman rule, caused serious problems for the Ottoman's.
How did the death of Suleiman I lead to the decline of Islamic States?
Firstly, the question should be narrowed. While the Ottoman Empire declined after the death of Suleiman I, the Safavid Empire in Persia was only beginning to rise and the Mughal Empire in India had not even begun to form.As for the reason for the Ottoman Empire's decline, Suleiman I was the last Ottoman Emperor to care more about the state than the harem where he could indulge in pleasures of the flesh.
How did the rise of the Muslim Ottoman Empire and other Islamic groups in the Middle East encourage Western European Age of Exploration in the 15th century?
The rise of the Ottoman Empire cut off any European direct connection with East Asia. Therefore, in order to continue trading with East Asia without trading with the Muslims, the Europeans would need to find other routes to East Asia. The search for these routes culminated with the Age of Exploration.
How did the spread of Islam give rise to the Islamic world?
By military conquest. Islam as a religion was forced upon its constituents and adopted en mass at one point during the Ottoman Empire.
