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After World War I, the Ottoman Empire faced significant territorial losses and was officially dismantled by the Treaty of Sèvres in 1920. The empire's remnants were partitioned among the Allied powers, leading to the establishment of various mandates and new nation-states in the region. This fragmentation ultimately fueled nationalist movements, particularly in Turkey, culminating in the Turkish War of Independence and the establishment of the Republic of Turkey in 1923, marking the end of the Ottoman Empire.
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What were the people of Arabia able to do because of Arabia's location and being relatively free from the influence and power of the empires to the east and west?
The Arabs were able to act as merchants, conveying goods beyond the borders of the powerful empires.
What type of colony did Portugal develop?
farming...or, Plantation, Trading Post, and Settler.
What was a significant characteristic of the Mesoamerican Post Classic Period?
The Post Classical Period in Mesoamerican history was a period of militarism, large empires, secular government, and urbanization. For example, the Aztec empire was a large empire in the Post Classical Period.
Islamic and Chinese empires in the post classical period shared what type of characteristics?
extensive urbanization and maritime trade
What were the trading post empire?
Trading-post empires are those empires in the earlier centuries (13-15th) which traded vast goods and set up trading posts. Trading posts were built by European traders along the coasts of Africa and Asia as a base for trade with the interior. Trading posts (or 'Factories') were islands of European law and sovereignty, but European authority seldom extended very fat beyond the fortified post.
Which country fought with the Germans in world war 1?
The Central Powers , as they were collectively known , were German Empire, Austro-Hungarian Empire and the Ottoman Empire (Turkey). The International Boundaries of these empires were different from their modern, post WW(II) counterparts.
What are the empires chronological order?
Eqyptian Assyrian Babylonian Medo-Persian Greek Roman Byzantine and Ottoman Portuguese and Spanish Dutch and French British American/post colonial era
What is the icd 9 code for status post nissen fundoplication?
V45.89 Post Procedure Status NEC
What is status- post appendectomy?
"Status post appendectomy remote" means the patient had her appendix surgically removed, but not recently.
What was the name of turkey before 1923?
Turkey did not exist before World War I, but the country whose territory would become Turkey post-war and was ruled by Turks prior to the war was the OTTOMAN EMPIRE.
Can someone else delete a post i put on news feed?
if it is the peson's status or post the can delete the coment otherwise if its your status or post the can never delete it !✎
What is an es-pee hysterectomy?
es-pee stands for S/P or status post; this should be status post hysterectomy
What is status post appendectomy remote?
"Status post appendectomy remote" means the patient had her appendix surgically removed, but not recently.
What is cardiomyopathy status post AICD?
cardiomyopathy=disease of heart muscle status post AICD=indication that the patient had an AICD put in ("Status post" means something possibly related happened before. So "fever status post tonsillectomy" would suggest that the health care provider believes the two are related.)
How can you post your current status on roblox?
Go to My ROBLOX, then there should be a white box on the right of your avatar. That's where you post your current status.
What is the icd-9 code for status post mechanical fall?
whatis the icd 9 code for status post mechanical fall
What does status post mean in medical terms?
Status Post (S/P):"After." Designated someone who has had a significant procedure or event happen."The patient is S/P hysterectomy."Status post indicates that the phrase that follows is something that happened to the patient before. For instance, a patient who had heart surgery may be s/p CABG (status post bypass surgery).
