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Decline of the Ottoman Empire

Ottoman history ( ) has been called the “Era of Decline in Faith and State” The Decline is relative to the Ottoman Golden Age European Expansion and Advancements And the decline was slow, gradual, interrupted by periods of growth, and lasted for more than three centuries

Ottoman Decline was caused by Weak leadership Corrupt government officials Powerful janissaries and janissary revolts Heavy taxes= revolts and unhappy peasantry

Ottoman Decline was caused by The Ottoman Empire was very diverse ethnically + nationalism= many groups wanting their freedom New World silver flooding the market and causing silver to inflate = inflation

Ottoman Decline was caused by Trade routes changed to bypass the Middle East in favor of water routes The Ottomans signed capitulations with the European countries = loss of revenue Loss of intellectualism = loss of innovation = fall behind the Europeans in technology

World War One and the End of the Ottoman Empire

In the 18 th Century more wars and losses resulted in reform attempts. The Tulip Period ( ) = first borrowing of European art and culture Great creative flourish Tulip= symbol of beauty and perfection Also known as the Turkish Renaissance

Ottomans continued to lose territory to the Russians and the Europeans

Tanzimat Period ( ) Reforms around a new concept of justice equality before the law Ottomanism= patriotism, but not yet nationalism Constitution and a Parliament formed The reforms failed; Sultan Abdulahemid put an end to the reforms while putting down rebellions

Young Turks Constitutional parliamentary government established Growing sense of nationalism Ottomans entered WWI on the side of Germany = (spoiler alert) They lost

Treaty of Versailles Empire partitioned Kemal Ataturk (and other) fought for Independence = new Republic of Turkey and an end to the Ottoman Empire (1923)

The New Republic of Turkey Secularism Ataturk’s reforms No more sultan Caliphate abolished Dervish brotherhoods abolished Civil commercial and penal codes based on European models Millet system was ended First census Women given the right to vote