Ottoman Empire

They split up the empire into different countries like turkey

The Ottoman Empire conquered the territory that currently composes Israel from the Mamluks in 1517 and lost it 1919.

Yes. The Ottoman Empire was mostly, if not all, Muslim.

Answer this question… The Ottomans controlled access to the Silk Road, which led to Europeans paying higher prices for Asian goods

The Turkish empire, established in northern Anatolia by Osman I at the end of the 13th century and expanded by his successors to include all of Asia Minor and much of southeastern Europe. After setbacks caused by the invasion of the Mongol ruler Tamerlane in 1402, the Ottomans captured Constantinople in 1453, and the empire reached its zenith under Suleiman in the mid 16th century. It had greatly declined by the 19th century and collapsed after World War I. It now is deemed the nation of Turkey. All that exists of the empire now is what currently exists of the country of Turkey, and Constantinople is now named Istanbul.

Mehmet Akif Alakurt was born on July 23, 1979, in Istanbul, Turkey.

The Ottomans had skilled soldiers, so over time they would conquer different parts slowly, and once they had defeated the last of the Byzantine Empire, the Ottoman Empire was now a large empire. The Ottoman Empire started off as a little community, but kept growing into a large empire, lead by a man named Osman.

Isabella Jagiellon ruled Hungary as Queen dowager for her son after her husband, John's, untimely death. There was a struggle for power between Isabella and the appointed King, with the struggle ending in 1551. She passed away September 15. 1559 in Alba Iulia, Transylvania at the age of 40.

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In the Ottoman Empire, women enjoyed relatively more rights and freedoms compared to their counterparts in many other Muslim societies, particularly in areas like property ownership, legal rights, and participation in public life. Ottoman women could inherit and manage property, and some even held influential roles within the harem and court politics. In contrast, many other Muslim societies at the time imposed stricter social norms that limited women's roles primarily to domestic spheres. However, it's essential to note that the experiences of women varied widely within the Ottoman Empire itself, depending on factors such as class, ethnicity, and geography.

There were many of the same jobs in the Ottoman Empire as existed in Europe at that time, such as soldiers (Janissaries), bankers, merchants, booksellers, grocers, artisans, government bureaucrats, and low-level manufacturers.

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Even though they were Turks, the Ottoman Empire never called themselves Turks. They opened the doors to whomever wanted to serve the empire. They gathered the smartest population for 600 years and ruled large portions of the world.

Ottomans were not cruel towards the countries that they conquered. They did not make foreign people slaves or force them to be Muslims, although non-Muslims within the Empire paid additional taxes and were excluded from some activities.

The Ottoman Empire was the best organized Turkish empire ever. Before the Ottomans, there were many Turkish states or empires; however, they were not as successful as the Ottomans.

Russians and Serbians are both Slavic peoples. They have similar languages, cultures, backgrounds, and religions. This compelled the Russian leaders to want to help the Serbs. Though the did not gain independence, the Serbs did gain autonomy.

The Ottoman Turks were a tribe of Central Asian Türks who come from the area that is now Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan. They crossed into Anatolia as warriors on horseback and delivered sound victories over the Byzantine Empire and the Seljuk Turks (another tribe in Anatolia with similar provenance). The Ottoman Empire grew through strategic alliances, modern military tactics, and novel inventions. They also pacified areas they controlled since they were relatively tolerant of different religions, ethnicities, and cultures.

The Ottomans had an incredible command of modern military technologies, using fast and decisive naval vessels to attack Greek islands. They also had modern cavalry formations, modern artillery such as cannons, uniforms and flags to prevent friendly fire, generals who used innovative strategies, and incredible siege weapons.

The Ottomans were intelligent and strategic in the disposition of the armies and were very capable of defeating their enemies and expanding their power. Secondly, the Ottomans were quick to establish a large bureaucracy and regional autonomy which made management of a physically expansive empire much easier.

The Arabs were ruled by European nations instead of gaining independane

• Austria-Hungary broke apart before the war ended. Hungary, Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia broke away, leaving "German-Austria" on its own, and this soon became Austria. Austria signed the Treaty of Saint Germain and Hungary signed the Treaty of Trianon, which confirmed the results of this breakup.
• The Treaty of Versailles, which ended Germany's part of the war, took away Germany's overseas colonies (mostly giving them to the Allies). The treaty also took some European territory away from Germany, giving it to her neighbors, notably the newly recreated country of Poland.
• The Ottoman Empire suffered a fate somewhat similar to Austria-Hungary. As the war was ending, much of the Middle East broke away from the Empire, most subsequently falling into British or French control- many of these were given independence soon thereafter, such as Saudi Arabia and Iraq, which were made into kingdoms ruled by Arab leaders who had sided with Britain. There was also a brief war between the Turks and the Allies, which Turkey actually won- but the Ottoman Empire ended, to be replaced by the current Republic of Turkey.

Greece, Russia, and Serbia were the countries who fought against the Ottoman's.

Yes. of course white flag was their only option.

However, the Ottoman Empire was not party to the Treaty of Versailles. A separate peace was concluded with Ottoman Empire in 1920 called the Treaty of Sèvres. This treaty was undone by the new Turkish Republican Government of Atatürk in 1923 with the Treaty of Lausanne.

like any other government. they wopuld have followers who would follow out his commands and keep the people under order.

The Ottoman Empire is completely Turkish so technically all people in it are Turkish or so say ottomans. You see, The Ottoman Empire was not always called that. It was first known as the Byzantium or the Byzantine Empire which was the eastern part of the Roman Empire. They were considered part Roman although they mostly spoke Greek...

The decline of the Seljuks created a power vacuum in Anatolia which allowed the Ottoman Empire to make its initial expansions.