Asked by Armon Sesson on Jul 06, 2024

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Who were the Young Turks?

A) Turkish conservatives whose goal was to restore the golden age of the Ottoman monarchy
B) a group of Turkish nationalists who were influenced by Western political ideas
C) a secret society dedicated to eradicating German leadership
D) a regiment of the Ottoman army composed entirely of child soldiers
E) a coalition of militant Hungarians determined to take back Turkish lands

Young Turks

The Young Turks were a revolutionary group that emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, aiming to reform the Ottoman Empire and replace the sultanate with a constitutional government.

Turkish Nationalists

A movement advocating for the interests and cultural identity of the Turkish people, leading to the establishment of modern Turkey.

Western Political Ideas

Concepts and philosophies that originated in the Western world, encompassing democracy, liberty, equality, and the rule of law as foundational principles of governance.

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Lauren Caren PriemJul 09, 2024
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B
Explanation :
The Young Turks were a group of Turkish nationalists who emerged in the late 19th century and were heavily influenced by Western political ideas. They sought to modernize and secularize the Ottoman Empire, and ultimately played a key role in its downfall and the establishment of modern Turkey.