Ottoman Empire

The internation community condemned the genocide. The Allied victors demanded, after the war, that the Ottoman government prosecute the Young Turks occused of wartime crimes. however, nothing was ever really done.

Because it was not a genocide but a war. The Armenians had began to attack the Ottoman army and the Ottomans responsed. Besides the war, there were civil killings from both sides. Ottoman Empire hanged many Turks as a punishment. Nothing was done to Armenians who killed civil Turks. They were only banished from Turkish soil.

It launched several failed efforts to capture British territories in the

region. (APEX)

Because, the Ottoman sought to change him with other man that supporting Ottoman.

A sultan are Muslim Monarchs who came to power in 1740. The government is called a sultanate. Sultan means king/ruler.

constantinople

The askeri class in the Ottoman Empire were the noble class.

vizier

Most Janissaries were born into ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN homes before they were forcibly converted to Sunni Islam between the ages of 5 and 10.

Yes

YES. The Janissaries were required to perform to the obligations set before them by their Ottoman masters. However, they were not slaves in a conventional sense since they did wield a large amount of political power and were often more powerful than free people. However, they had no control over their own employment, residence, and movement. This makes them slaves.

his name was suleyman

Speaking historically, the ottoman policies concerning minorities in the middle eastern region such as christians & shia muslims was a view of them as heretics. In Lebanon you had many uprisings from these last mentioned groups (christians&shia) and history suggests there were plenty of massacres on them which made christians and shia's of Lebanon ally themselfs with eachother against the external threat (i.e. Ottomans). When beduin arab tribes (mainly sunnis) were granted citizenship by the Ottomans in Lebanon in return of converting the minority's, saw a huge influx of massacres and sunnis which historically hadn't been great in numbers in that area of the region. These beduin arabs came to be called Mamluks and where allied to their Turkish leaders based in Istanbul. These attrocities commited against the christians and shias of lebanon came to change lebanon demographically and geographically disperse the people of certain areas because of the massacres and threats on a daily basis. One area of Lebanon which suggest this is Tripoli which with it's people is a sunni majority city, while historical records prove it was once a shia dominated city...

In Iran today you find many Azeri turks (mainly shias) who had to flee their ancestral home of Turkey because of the persecution they faced by the Ottoman shia policies...

The Ottoman policy was to have a sunni dominated region which it could rule without uprisings it saw frequently from the shia minoritys who had a huge disstrust in the religiously based empires who all through history had viewed them as heretics.

A

Selim the Grim was "Selim I" an Ottoman Sultan of Turkey (1470-1520), nicknamed Yavuz, meaning 'the Grim. One of the Great Ottoman Turks who lead Turks to further expansion of the Ottoman Empire.

georgian,azeris, & kurds

No, he believed it was his duty to protect Catholicism against the Muslims of the Ottoman Empire, the Protestant countries of Europe (England, Scotland, Netherlands, Switzerland), and their allies (France).

Ottoman Turkish used the Arabic alphabet. There are a number of Arabic scripts which roughly correspond to "fonts" in modern parlance, but the writing (although distorted) is the same.

Hazrat Daud

THERE WERE NONE.

Ishlam and Christian

Her father is from Iraq

The Mongols were completely irrelevant as concerns the Ottomans' conquest of Constantinople in 1453. The Ottomans besieged the city on its western walls and maintained a naval blockade on the Sultanahmet neighborhood on the northern, southern, and eastern sides, entirely with their own forces and the forces of their vassal allies (Moldavia and Wallachia).

The Mongol Empire had previously risen and fallen in the 1200s and early 1300s.

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