Chapter 26 Flashcards

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In the later 1700’s what country became the main threat to the ottomans survival?

A

Russia

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Upon what did Mahmud pattern his reform efforts?

A

Western ideas

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2
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What European nation supported the Ottoman Empire in order to prevent other European powers from gaining access to the Mediterranean?

A

Britain

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3
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What group within the Ottoman Empire actually suffered as a result of the Tanzimat reforms?

A

Artisans

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What happened to the role of women under the Tanzimat reforms?

A

Few improvements despite discussion

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5
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In which area did sultan Abdul hamid continue to press for increased westernization?

A

Military reform

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Which group was responsible for the overthrow of the ottoman sultanate in 1908?

A

Young Turks

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7
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Why did Arab support for the Young Turks wane after 1908?

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Young Turks had no intentions of abandoning empire

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What nation’s invasion of Egypt in 1798 signaled the beginning of European penetration of the Islamic heartland?

A

France

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9
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By 1801 what ruler had succeeded in establishing his dominance over Egypt?

A

Muhammad Ali

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10
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What Islamic group ruled Egypt in 1798?

A

Mamluks

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What prevented Muhammad Ali from overthrowing the Ottoman Empire?

A

European powers help the ottomans

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12
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While some of Muhammad Ali’s reforms succeeded, which of his reforms failed?

A

Failed to build up Egypt’s industrial sector

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13
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What was the result of the rebellion by Egyptian army officers in 1882?

A

Brits help to crush rebellion

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14
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Who was responsible for the unification of the Manchu tribesmen prior to the invasion of china in the 17th century?

A

Nurhaci

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15
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The dynastic name taken by the Manchu dynasty was what?

A

Qing

16
Q

What was the Manchus approach to Chinese in the government?

A

Allowed Chinese in almost all positions in bureaucracy

17
Q

What accounts for the general failure of Manchu attempts at land reform?

A

Enormous population growth; not enough land

18
Q

British merchants hit on a possible solution to reverse the flow of bullion in the form of the sale of what?

A

Opium

19
Q

What was the impact of the sale of Opium upon the silver trade?

A

Reversed flow of silver; silver flow of of china

20
Q

The semi-Christian rebellion that broke out on southern china in the 1850’s and early 1860’s was called what?

A

Taiping rebellion

21
Q

What was a major outcome of the opium wars?

A

Allowed European powers to force Chinese to open more trade

22
Q

What did the Manchu rulers resist during the late 19th century?

A

Far-reaching reforms that would have saved the empire

23
Q

What were signs of dynastic decline apparent in the Qing regime by the beginning of the 19th century?

A
  • corruption of civil service exam
  • diversion of $ from state projects to private ones
  • food shortages
24
Q

What were four parts of the Tanzimat reforms in the Ottoman Empire?

A
  • western style education
  • state run postal & telegraph systems
  • constitution based in European types
  • extensive legal reforms
25
Q

Why were weaknesses associated with the Ottoman Empire in the 18th century?

A
  • weak rulers
  • competition between elites
  • declining conditions for artisans
  • weak military force