Week 2 Ottoman Emkjre Under Reform Flashcards
1
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The tazimat reforms
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Following Crimean war
- 1839-1867
- started by abulmejid and then by mahmud II
- edict of Gulhame 1839
- European attitudes
2
Q
Russian interest in ottoman
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- wanted access to the straits and the Black Sea
Alexander 11 and Alexander 111 thought Britain was the ‘biggest threat’ to Russia (david gillard)
-late 1880s more open - Russo Turkish war 1877-1878
3
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Russo-Turkish war
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- traditional enemy
- the April uprisings in 1876 15,000-30,000 dead
1876 Montenegro Serbia claim independence
Constantinople conference ending Janurart 1877 - more Bulgarian and Bosnian autonomy but rejected
War occurs
4
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Russo Turkish war significance
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- the Russians fail to immediately take plevna break through in November
- reject arnistance and nearly get to Constantinople - Britain steps in
- one significance was the creation of Stan Stefano - Russia taking land in caucuses the creation of big Bulgaria and Romania Montenegro and Serbia become independent
5
Q
Congress Berlin
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San Stefano in 1878 - eastern rumelia and Macedonia goes to the ottomans - Austria occupy Bosnia - June Cyprus Serbia Montenegro Romania recognised
6
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Russia ottoman relationship
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- enemy
-access to straits
-war creation of big Bulgaria.
Allan Cunningham - foundation of turkophilism is Russophobia
J A Marriott access to the Black Sea and Constantinople important.
7
Q
Britain and Ottoman
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- splendid islation 1866
- palemerston used them against the Russians
Wanted to maunstain to stop other rivals.
Had helped dismantle and had helped others
-1878 Cyprus convention
8
Q
French ottoman
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- protected Christian’s in Syria
Rivalry thy did not want Russia or Britain to get too much into the Ottoman Empire - Malcom yapp talks about the importance the prestige is for a power i.e. The idea that you have to be at the table
Testy or Berlin suppose to sort out the question
9
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Religion
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April uprising 1876
- had had the yazimat reforms.
- 15,000-30,000 retaliation
- Europe viewed them as barbaric and did not see their empires as suppression.