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The Ottoman Empire


the Ottoman Empire gained strength

the Ottoman Empire gained strength throughout the 14th century and buckled

throughout the 14th century and buckled

throughout the 14th century and buckled its debut in 1453 when at one

its debut in 1453 when at one

its debut in 1453 when at one Constantinople at the height of its

Constantinople at the height of its

Constantinople at the height of its power it spanned three continents

power it spanned three continents

power it spanned three continents controlling significant areas of South

controlling significant areas of South

controlling significant areas of South Eastern Europe the Middle East and North

Eastern Europe the Middle East and North

Eastern Europe the Middle East and North Africa it also dominated the

Africa it also dominated the

Africa it also dominated the Mediterranean Sea and had unmistakable

Mediterranean Sea and had unmistakable

Mediterranean Sea and had unmistakable influence in east west interactions

influence in east west interactions

influence in east west interactions heirs to both Roman and Islamic

heirs to both Roman and Islamic

heirs to both Roman and Islamic traditions Ottomans saw themselves as a

traditions Ottomans saw themselves as a

traditions Ottomans saw themselves as a source of unification of cultures and

source of unification of cultures and

source of unification of cultures and rulers of a universal Empire famous

rulers of a universal Empire famous

rulers of a universal Empire famous leaders include the father of the Empire

leaders include the father of the Empire

leaders include the father of the Empire Osman Gazi and sulaiman the first music

Osman Gazi and sulaiman the first music

Osman Gazi and sulaiman the first music held an important role in the education

held an important role in the education

held an important role in the education of the ottoman elites the compositions

of the ottoman elites the compositions

of the ottoman elites the compositions of selling the third remain an

of selling the third remain an

of selling the third remain an accomplished reference in Turkish

accomplished reference in Turkish

accomplished reference in Turkish culture for hundreds of years the state

culture for hundreds of years the state

culture for hundreds of years the state developed its own distinctive culture

developed its own distinctive culture

developed its own distinctive culture that influenced both the European and

that influenced both the European and

that influenced both the European and Islamic world itself an Islamic power it

Islamic world itself an Islamic power it

Islamic world itself an Islamic power it was the only one that seriously

was the only one that seriously

was the only one that seriously challenged the increasing power of

challenged the increasing power of

challenged the increasing power of Western Europe between the 14 and 1800’s

Western Europe between the 14 and 1800’s

Western Europe between the 14 and 1800’s the failure of its economic structure

the failure of its economic structure

the failure of its economic structure and its difficulty communicating across

and its difficulty communicating across

and its difficulty communicating across wide distances helped explain the

wide distances helped explain the

wide distances helped explain the Empire’s demise the aftermath of World

Empire’s demise the aftermath of World

Empire’s demise the aftermath of World War one led to the fall of the Ottoman

War one led to the fall of the Ottoman

War one led to the fall of the Ottoman Empire its land was partitioned and the

Empire its land was partitioned and the

Empire its land was partitioned and the establishment of the Turkish national

establishment of the Turkish national

establishment of the Turkish national movement eventually laid the foundation

movement eventually laid the foundation

movement eventually laid the foundation for the Republic of Turkey

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