Chapter 4 Lesson 2 Trouble in the Ottoman

In which period did the Ottoman Empire struggle to stay alive?

• 1500-1600s

• 1600-1700s

• 1700-1800s

• 1800-1900s

What was a significant factor that weakened the Ottoman Empire?

• Trade embargoes with Asian countries

• Many wars with European countries, especially with the Russians

• Internal political conflicts

• Economic sanctions from the United Nations

When did the Ottoman Empire finally collapse?

• In the late 1800s

• In the early 1900s

• In the mid-1900s

• In the late 1900s

What actions did Selim III take to modernize the Ottoman Empire?

• He focused solely on military expansion

• He cut diplomatic ties with Europe

• He implemented reforms inspired by Europe and the Enlightenment, such as setting up new schools for the military and bringing teachers from other countries

• He isolated the empire from foreign influences

What did Salem III want to do in order to strengthen the Ottoman Empire?

• Unite people through modernizing schools, military and creating new laws

• Reform the empire to be more modern by creating new schools, militaries, and laws that were based on the European Enlightnement

• Keep the empire the same and close off other countries

• Create new military forces to take over Africa

What was one of the consequences of the Salem III's new laws?

• Brought citizens together

• Janissaries and religious leaders disagreed with the new laws.

• Revolutionaries stood down and joined the Sultan's armies

• Decrease in nationalistic sentiments

What did the revolutionary French government want to do?

• It slowed down the spread of revolutionary ideas

• It promoted the spread of monarchic principles

• spread ideas to "uncivilized" areas of the middle east

• It had no impact on the spread of ideas

What did Napolean determine was the best way to take over Britain?

• Decrease global trade

• weaken trade routes from the Mediterranean to India

• Isolate European countries

• Form a single global government

What makes the Rosetta Stone such an important artifact for historians and archaeologists to study?

• It contains the earliest known writing.

• It helped in the decipherment of hieroglyphs.

• It is the only artifact from ancient Egypt.

• It was created by a famous pharaoh.

What was the result of Napoleon in Egypt?

• New countries were created

• revolts in the Ottoman Empire

• New laws and schools

• Janissaries and religous leaders were killed