How did the Turks respond to the allied takeover of the Ottoman Empire after World War 1?

Answer 1

they organized a resistance movement and gained independence from the allies

Answer 2

The Allies (mainly Britain and France) did indeed take control of parts of Turkey and the Middle East territories by the occupation and partitioning of the Ottoman Empire. The Turks organized a resistance movement and gained independence from the Allies in 1920. Iraq became independent in 1931, but other countries remained under mandates until after World War 2.

Answer 3

This question does not make sense. The Allies did not takeover the Ottoman Empire after World War I. The Ottoman Empire was overthrown by their own army led by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk and his Young Turk allies.

If the question is asking what the Ottomans did as a result of the British, French, Arabs, Greeks, Bulgarians, and other groups taking parts of the empire after World War I, the Ottoman response was to just accept it and sign both the Treaty of Versailles and the Treaty of Sevres. It was only after Mustafa Kemal Ataturk created the Republic of Turkey that the soldiers decided to reverse course and eject the foreign soldiers.