Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Provinces inhabited by Turks would not be ceded to enemies.

Mandate by just some Allied Powers would be accepted.

The integrity and independence of the motherland would be secured.

Non-Muslims would not be granted privileges that might undermine the national sovereignty and social balance.

Delegates approved by the Representative Committee would be sent to any peace conference that might be conducted with the Allied Powers.

Resisting to Allied powers' demands

Making preparations that would prevent a permanent occupation

Rejecting fetvas from Şeyhülislam that declare nationalists as sinners

Believing that peace would be secured in the near future

Showing national struggle as an illegal movement

I and V

II, III and V

II, IV and V

II, III, IV and V

I, II, III, IV and V

No mandate would be accepted.

The capitulations were to be restored.

The Straits would be under international control.

The Ottoman state agreed to limit the size of its army and navy.

The remaining non-Muslims would be granted extensive privileges.

Treaty of Moudros

Treaty of Serves

Foundation of Turkish Grand National Assembly

Battle of Sakarya

Turkish Great Offensive

To prevent the travel of the Representative Committee to Sivas

To prevent the organization of the Representative Committee

To support the National forces

To prevent the opening of the TGNA

To form a buffer zone around of the Straits in favor of Britain

The Ottoman state and Germany would remain neutral in any Austro - Serbian conflict.

The agreement would automatically be renewed for five years unless one of the signatories denounced it.

The Ottoman Sultan and German Kaiser would ratify the agreement within a week.

The agreement would immediately become effective and remain valid until December 31, 1918.

In case Russia intervened in the conflict and forced Germany to do so in relation to Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire would also join the Central powers.

II and III

I and II

I,II and III

III,IV and V

I,IV and V

Cemal Pasha 

Enver Pasha 

Mehmet V 

Wilhelm Souchon

The Ottoman Şehülislam the main religious authority 

The  demonstrations in Macedonia

The rebellion in Cyprus

Immigration of Muslim population into Anatolia

The war with Italy

Isolation of the Ottoman state in international politics

England

Italy

Germany

France

Greece

• British and Austrian military and civilian officials in the empire were to be turned over to the Allies

• the Straits were to be opened at once and their forts surrendered to Allied crews

• Allied prisoners held in Ottoman prisons were to be freed immediately

• all mines were to be moved or their location communicated to the Allied commanders

• Ottoman warships were to surrender, and all ports were to be opened to Allied ships

Only I

Only II

I and II

I and III

I, II and III

I only

II only

I and II

I, II, III

I, II, III, IV

Carnation

Daisy

Magnolia

Tulip

Violet

Great Britain

France

Italy

Germany

Prussia

Kapıkulu army

Sekbân-ı Cedid

Janissary Corps

Sipahis

Ayans

Increasing the sense of fashion in the society

Forming heterogeneity among ruling political elites

Liberating women from dress codes 

Taking precaution against the Industrial Revolution

Creating uniformity among the bureaucrats  

Christian boys have recruited through a system called "devshirme".

Christian boys were converted to Islam and sent to live with Turkish families.

Janissary corps were loyal only to the sultan and symbolized the sultan’s power.

The Janissary corps constituted the backbone of the Ottoman Army until the 18th century.

The Janissary corps were allowed to marry and have children. 

Şinasi

Agah Efendi

Namık Kemal

Ziya Pasha

Ali Suavi