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    part of another empire. The Greeks were the first to conquer the trading posts of Libya‚ followed by the Romans‚ than the Islamic Empire under the Umayyad caliphate. In the mid-16th century the area we know today as Libya was taken by the Ottoman Empire who held it until 1911. The Italian interest in Libya begins in 1878‚ following the Congress of Berlin. The Congress of Berlin was held following the Russo-Turkish War in the same year. At this period in history‚ the Ottoman Empire was disintegrating

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    battle against their Muslims foes hailing from the Ottoman Empire. These two adversaries displayed very distinct battle tactics‚ however‚ both sides played a role in one of the most bloodies naval battles in history on October 7th 1571 at the Battle of Lepanto. Through the course of history‚ it appeared that the Ottomans were always on the offensive‚ whether they were charging the doors of Rhodes or Malta‚ or battling at the gates of Birgu‚ the Ottomans always seemed to be charging forward. On the contrary

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    As the country enters into its second year of such a massive military endeavor‚ it pains me to inform the Grand Caliph of Islam and our Great Sultan of the Ottoman Empire Mehmed V that our greatest enemy may be one we can not see. As head of the Istanbul Public Health Municipal Council it is my duty to inform our leader that the countries biggest threat is none other then epidemic louse-born typhus‚ better known as “war fever.” Just a few years prior when the country was engaged in the Balkan War

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    population living in Anatolia and the Balkan peninsula to become the elite fighting force of the Ottoman Empire. A portion of these selected children‚ as they were considered to be more talented‚ received a higher standard of education to become the ruling class of viziers as well as engineers‚ architects‚ physicians and scientists. Active 1363–1826 (1830 for Algier) Allegiance Ottoman Empire Type Infantry Size 1400-1‚000[1] 1564-13‚502[2] 1609-37‚627[2] 1680-54‚222[2]

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    naives in the years 1900 -1914? Britain had the largest empire‚ which was protected by the British navy. But by 1914 Britain was no longer the dominant economic power‚ Britain was out-performed by Geramany. As they had supplies like coal‚ iron‚ chemicals and light engineering. Describe one action taken out by Germany/France/Britain in relation to their empir ein the years 1900-1914? British considered German main threat to it’s empire. This was reiforced by Germany’s idea to form a triple alliance

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    Genocide? The Armenian Genocide is as mass genocide that killed 1.5 million Armenians‚ assyrians‚ and greeks. The ottomans carried out this act of hatred toward these group of people. The start date was April 24‚ 1915 to 1917 but the month when is ended is unknown. Many of the Armenians‚ assyrians‚ and greeks question why there group of individuals were killed. The attacks that the ottomans carried out were mass deportation of the groups but mostly mass murder. The Armenian Genocide is considered the

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    but it was not because their economies were much more advanced than others. Europe looked up to places like India‚ where Vasco Da Gama showed his country’s (Portugal) inferiority once he noticed how wealthy the Indian king was. Islamic Empires such as the Ottomans conquered Constantinople closing all trade routes from Europe to Asia‚ forcing Europe to alter their routes. Also‚ Europe did not compare to China‚ who had a great explorer that sailed more voyages than Christopher Columbus‚ and created

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    Who is the greatest leader of them all? It was I‚ the tenth sultan of the Ottoman empire‚ Suleiman! I was very well educated‚ trained by the sultan‚ and respected throughout my empire. I lasted longer than any other Ottoman Sultan. I was a fantastic military genius. My quick and unbiased decisions were vital in my many campaigns in Europe. My kindness and fairness was unparalleled in the whole history of the Ottoman Empire. My military genius was unsurpassed throughout the whole of history. I

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    Mirriam Webster defines art as “the conscious use of skill and creative imagination especially in the production of aesthetic objects”. It is a broad definition‚ because nothing about art is specific. Art has many different meanings‚ takes many different forms‚ and achieves many different things. Culture‚ including religion‚ greatly influences art. The artistic works of a culture may reflect a lifestyle‚ language‚ religion‚ or belief of said culture. Some would consider the heart of art in our modern

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    “By the early twentieth century‚ nationalism in southeastern Europe was on the rise.” (McKay 835) Serbia was eager to build a state that would include all ethnic Serbs and was thus openly hostile to Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire‚ since both states included Serbian minorities within their borders. To block Serbian expansion‚ Austria took Bosnia and Herzegovina and this made Austria-Hungary have larger population of Serbians‚ which made the Serbians very upset. (McKay 835)

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