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How did people in the Ottoman Empire change their social rank their status?
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How were woman treated in the ottoman empire?
woman were treated depending on there social class
Within the period from 1450 to 1800 compare the processes ex Political social and economic of empire building in the Spanish empire with empire building processes in one of the following Ottoman?
idk man..im mad confused ap world is the bomb! Within the period from 1450 to 1800 compare the processes (e.g. Political, social and economic) of empire building in the Spanish empire with empire building processes in one of the following: Ottoman or Russian
Explain the social structure of the Ottoman Empire?
There were 4 social classes in the Ottoman Empire:1. Men of the Pen: highly educated: scientists, lawyers, judges, and doctors2. Men of the Sword: military personnel3. Men of Negotiation: merchants, artisans, tax collectors4. Men of Husbandry: farmers and herdersHope this helps :)
What did the Ottoman Empire evolve into?
The Ottoman Empire did not evolve into anything; it dissolved and was replaced. The cultural, political, religious, and social institutions of the Ottoman Empire were completely destroyed by the Treaty of Sèvres in 1919. The Ottoman Army, led by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the War of Turkish Independence claimed that the Ottoman Empire was defunct and that they were forming the Republic of Turkey. The Treaty of Lausanne in 1922 recognized Turkey as the signatory, not the Ottoman Empire, and the Republic's institutions were built from the ground up.
How did a local conflict in the Balkans turn into a war the involved millions of people?
After the Balkans defeated most of the Ottoman Empire it created a population of people who all had different social and religious believes. Fighting among the people kept escalating with the assassination of Franz Ferdinand the Archduke of Austria.
How did a local conflict in the Balkans turn into a war that involved millions of people?
After the Balkans defeated most of the Ottoman Empire it created a population of people who all had different social and religious believes. Fighting among the people kept escalating with the assassination of Franz Ferdinand the Archduke of Austria.
What happened to the Ottoman Empire by 1914?
Decline to abut a third of into greatest size
Which behavior would be supported by a sociologist who believed in actively seeking social justice?
suggesting that people work togther to create social change
Are great people or average people primarily responsible for social change?
Anybody can be an agent of social change. Sometimes wealthier people can donate more money to a cause and appear to be more helpful, but any interested person can change the world.
What are the consequences of social change?
People can loose their jobs to machines.
What were the problems faced by the ottoman empire?
The Ottoman Empire existed for over eight centuries and spanned three continents, leading to the empire having multiple problems and these problems changed quite drastically over time. However, most people seem to be concerned with the existential problems that destroyed the Ottoman Empire in the 19th and early 20th century, so those issues will be discussed further here.Failure to Modernize: The leaders of the Ottoman Empire did not invest in modern technologies and did not take advantage of the Scientific Revolution in Europe and Enlightenment. Religious Authorities in the Ottoman Empire prevented modernization reforms. The Tanzimat Reforms that did come were too little too late. Additionally, Sunni Muslims had distinct privileges that non-Muslims (Jews and Christians) were not entitled to, leading to inequality and resentment. This led to stagnation in Ottoman development whereas the rest of Europe was advancing rapidly. Some individuals wanted to push for greater technological and social advancement, calling themselves the Young Turks. These people would ultimately lead the overthrow of the government and the establishment of the Turkish Republic.Ethnic Nationalism: Especially in the Balkans, but also to a limited degree elsewhere in the empire, people were swept up in the cause of nationalism. This happened especially among the Christian minorities of Southeastern Europe because of the inequalities they faced. The Greeks, Serbs, Bulgarians, and Romanians all declared independence and fought the Ottoman Armies to gain that independence. This led to a large decrease in Ottoman territory and a drain on the Ottoman Army and Janissary Recruitment. There were also bitter fights between these newly independent states, especially between Greece and Bulgaria over who would get to claim regions still under Ottoman control like Thrace and Macedonia.Economic and Military Pressures: This period was also notable for Austrian and Russian Imperialism which led to numerous wars between those two empires and the Ottoman Empire. These were incredibly draining on the Ottoman treasury and exhausting for the Ottoman Army. The Ottoman Empire racked up incredible debts to continue arming themselves with hand-me-down weapons from Western countries. The over-expansion of the Ottoman Empire in World War I ended up destroying the country.Religious Opposition to Changes: Many political reforms that the Ottomans tried to implement were done to increase the secularization of the Turkish States, as a result, the Muslim clergy, which had historically had a large role in governance had their political roles threatened. They rose to defend their interests in maintaining political power. Additionally, the clergy lamented that the focus of education would now be to learn secular knowledge and sciences as opposed to religious education. These clerics feared that a whole new generation of Muslims would grow up without their religion or with a minimal understanding of it. They saw what modernization had done to religiosity in Europe and wished to prevent this.Foreign Imperialism: Britain, France, Italy, and Russia greatly desired to control lands that had historically been Ottoman Territories. As a result, they fought numerous wars against the Ottomans to acquire these choice territories. In addition to causing the massive expenditures on military development as mentioned above, they also caused the Ottoman Empire to lose some of its most profitable and populous areas, like Egypt, Libya, and Crimea.
Why did the Ottoman Empire collapsed?
Mustafa Kemal Pasha - the founder of Modern Turkey, and his followers' ideas were spread enough to convince the people that the Sultan's and/or caliphate's presence was danger to the freedom of the people - considering the empire was occupied by many European armies and Sultan was unable to generate solutions.
