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    “The Armenians existed for years as a Christian minority within the Ottoman Empire.” (Gale). Since Armenia dissolved into the Ottoman Empire there has always been a strained relationship between both parties especially after the collapse of the empire.They had very few political and legal rights for example‚ Christians had to pay higher taxes than Muslims. They were treated as second class citizens living in a largely Muslim Empire and for the most part were “tolerated”. Inspired by the French Revolution

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    TURKEY 3 Polish Turkish Relations 3 Daily Life 3 Language 4 Foods 4 POLAND AND TURKEY Polish Turkish Relations Diplomatic relations between Poland and Turkey dates back to 15th century. In 1414‚ diplomatic relations between the Ottoman Empire and the Kingdom of Poland were established. The two countries were neighbors from middle ages till the end of 18th century. Poland is the first European country that recognizes young Turkish state after World War I. During the Second World War

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    United States‚ with its revolutionary political and economic system‚ must have been around for a long time in order to achieve the world standing it holds today. This isn’t the case though. In fact‚ when compared to great civilizations like the Roman Empire which lasted almost 12 centuries‚ many would say that the United States is still in its infancy. Much in the same way‚ the political and economic systems the U.S. is famous for are seen to be derived from past civilizations as well. But this of course

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    are hard to cover up because the whole world is focusing on the troubles in the area that the genocide takes place in‚ but‚ because of World War 1‚ it was very easy for Turkey to make sure no one knew the truth about their crimes. Because the Ottoman Empire was in WWI‚ it took the attention away from them. This is a deliberate‚ but simple way to cover up the Armenian Genocide‚ and is the main reason very view people have heard of this major genocide. To conclude‚ the reason not very many people have

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    Etymology Research Paper

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    ------------------------------------------------- Etymology Main article: Name of Syria The name Syria is derived from the ancient Greek name for Syrians: Σύριοι‚ Sýrioi‚ or Σύροι‚ Sýroi‚ which the Greeks applied without distinction to theAssyrians.[16][17] A number of modern scholars argued that the Greek word related to the cognate Ἀσσυρία‚ Assyria‚ ultimately derived from the AkkadianAššur.[18] Others believed that it was derived from Siryon‚ the name that the Sidonians gave to Mount Hermon

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    Leeba Freund Mrs. Cohen Jewish History December 17‚ 2010 Sephardic Jewish Pirates & the Caribbean Connection If you plan on touring the island of Jamaica‚ you may be interested in visiting the oldest Jewish cemetery‚ Hunt’s Bay cemetery‚ near Kingston. Kingston has a Jewish community dating back to the 1600s. What you will find in this cemetery may astonish you: typical Jewish gravestones with a Hebrew inscription. But that is not the unusual part; in the corner of some gravestones

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    Dating back to the time of the Ottoman Empire‚ the situation in Syria has become increasingly violent over time. [1] Back in 1911‚ an organization called Al-Fatat (Young Arab Society) was founded. [1] According to research‚ it was basically a secret Arab nationalist organization that aimed to gain independence and unity for multiple Arab nations that was‚ at the time‚ under Ottoman rule; their movement was a successful on that took them to their independence from the Ottoman rule. [1] However‚ it wasn’t

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    ➢ Turkism‚ Youth‚ the rulling class‚ education‚ bourgeoisie attitude and ideals. ➢ restoration of the constitution was perceived as the success of CUP in Balkans and success of Abdulhamid in Anatolia and Arab provinces. ➢ according to Ottoman tradition‚ until 1913 CUP did not have any grand vizier in the system.however they were powerful by imposing government. ➢ peki neden Abdulhamid hemen tahttan indirilmedi ? 1. Lack of power‚ Hamidian symbols‚ strong public support

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    Western World vs. Islamic World 3 Characteristics of Islam: They study the Quran Non-secular Head-wraps for women Conservative Strict Quran Conflict-driven Muslim Ruled Faith is everything Constant war with other countries surrounding them 3 Characteristics of Western: Obesity Fast paced society Freedom for women Capitalist Society Ethnocentric Religious Beliefs Vary Allies with the US Samuel Huntington’s “Clash of Civilizations” (1993) Professor at Harvard Wasn’t first to put

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    A key concept‚ with enormous impact on World War I‚ from its earliest days through the formation of the peace agreement reached following the war‚ was nationalism. Prior to World War I‚ tensions were high in Europe. In many nations‚ such as Serbia‚ there was a large growth of nationalism and a desire for an independent state and strengthening of said state. The conflicts that arose from this desire led in part‚ to WWI. Nationalism reached its zenith during the tumultuous days of the early twentieth

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