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World War I significantly strained the relationship between Turks and Americans, primarily due to the Armenian Genocide, where the Ottoman Empire systematically exterminated Armenians, leading to widespread condemnation from American observers and humanitarian organizations. The U.S. government's response and the subsequent recognition of these events as genocide have remained contentious issues, affecting diplomatic relations. Additionally, the post-war reshaping of the Middle East and the emergence of modern Turkey further complicated interactions, as American interests began to focus on the region's geopolitical significance. Overall, the war set the stage for a complex and often fraught relationship that has evolved over the decades.

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