2019–2020 Final (Dönem Sonu) Çıkmış Soruları

The constitution was declared on December 19, 1876 by Sultan Abdülhamid II.

It was based on the Italian and British constitutions.

The European powers were highly satisfied with the constitution.

The legislative power was in the hands of a council of ministers appointed by the sultan.

It was the first written law bringing equality to all Ottoman citizens before the law.

Abdülmecid

Abdülhamid II

Abdülaziz

Abdülhamid I

Mahmud II

Rise of Ottomanism

Decrease in the muslim population in Antolia

Decline of nationalism on popular level

Decline of nationalizm on governmental level

The loss of territory

Britain

Russia

France

Germany

Austria-Hungary

South Arabia Campaign

Sarıkamış Campaign

Caucasus Campaign

Persian Campaign

Gallipoli Campaign

Treaty of London

Treaty of Berlin

Constantinople Agreement

Sykes-Picot Agreement

Armistice of Moudros

the recognition of the legality of the Society for Defense of Rights of Anatolia and Rumelia.

the establishment of the Turkish parliament.

the basis of peace settlement with the Ottoman state.

the official statement of the goals of the Turkish national movement.

the basis of the development of local resistance organizations.

The advisory committee (Heyet-i Nasiha)

Extraordinary Committee (Heyet-i Fevkalâde)

Hıyanet-i Vataniye Kanunu (Treason against the Motherland)

Kuvâ-yi İnzibâtiye (Security Army)

Teşkilât-ı Esasiye Kanunu (The Law of Fundamental Organization)

It was the primary stage for the territorial expansion.

It was the first step to the reinforcement of the territories.

It was the first treaty that the Ottomans signed as a defeated power.

It was the first treaty that threaten the European powers.

It was the first treaty that has successful results on behalf of the Ottomans.

Its victory in the 1908 elections

The removal of bans on organization

Preventing the intervention of foreign powers

Its indirect rule

The 31 March incident

Fourteen Points Declaration

Sykes-Picot Agreement

Armistice of Moudros

Bolshevik Revolution

Treaty of St. Jean de Maurienne

The Defense of Rights Societies

The League of Nations

King-Crane Commission

Grand National Assembly of Turkey

Felâh-ı Vatan

Local resistances failed to organize militia forces.

The Ottomans accepted the partitition of the territories.

The Turkish Nation was in pursuit of national salvation.

The Unionists reached an agreement with the Allies.

The nationalist resistance was welcomed by the Istanbul goverment.

Italy was to rule the Syrian coast by a mandate administration.

The Ottoman state would financially be controlled by the Allied Powers.

Greece would be given the Aegean Islands.

The navy and the army of the Ottoman state would be reduced to smaller numbers.

The Non-Muslims would be granted extensive privileges.

The Teşkilât-ı Esasiye Kanunu (the Law of Fundamental Organization)

Hıyanet-i Vataniye (Treason against the MotherlanLaw

The Law on Deserters

The National Tax Orders (Tekâlif-i Milliye Emirleri)

Courts of Independence

The Ankara Agreement

The Treaty of Kars

The Treaty of Moscow

The Peace Treaty of Gümrü

The Treaty of Sykes-Picot

England

France

Italy

Greece

Japan

Killings of imams

That they could not get a seat in the Parliament

Closure of dervish lodges

The committee's secularist leanings

Anti-imperialist policies

I and II

I and IV

II and III

I, III and IV

II, III and IV

Different rates of taxation for minorities

No sentencing to death without proper trial and sentencing

Freedom for non-public trials

Right to give tit for tat for everyone

Right for the Ottoman subjects to be socially privileged