Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Kurds

Greeks

Armenians

Russians

Bulgarians

The declaration of the Amasya Circular

The convening of the Erzurum Conference 

The convening of the Sivas Conference 

The signing of the Sevres Treaty 

The declaration of the National Pact 

Russia would withdraw from the war

the Straits were to be opened at once 

Russia would take Istanbul and the Straits

The Italian area of influence in Anatolia would be redefined

would granted southern Iraq to Britain

Britain 

France 

Russia 

Italy 

Austria- Hungary 

The occupation of Anatolia by the Allied Powers; namely, Britain, France and Italy began.

A series of demonstrations throughout the country against the occupation started and turned the resistance movements into a full scale national resistance movement under the leadership of Mustafa Kemal Pasha.

The leadership of the national movement attempted to gain legitimacy by securing the re-opening of the parliament.

The last Ottoman Parliament opened in January 1920 where the nationalists were in majority.

On August 20, 1920 the Treaty of Sevrès which partitioned the Ottoman territories was signed between the Allied Powers and the Ottoman state.

To control the parliament, the army, the police force, the postal and telegraph services as well as many other organizations.

To protect the Unionists in the postwar era against possible revengeful actorsthe Allied Powers, the Liberals and the Christian communities.

To preserve the rights of Turkish population based on Wilson’s twelfth point that had promised sovereignty to the Turkish portions of the Ottoman Empire.

To strengthen the resistance in Anatolia and the Caucasus by sending people, money, arms and supplies from İstanbul.

To evacuate the Unionists who were under threat of arrest from Istanbul to Anatolia where they would join resisting forces.

The Defeat of the Allied Powers by the TGNA Army

Treaty of Gümrü

Treaty of Moscow

The opening of the Turkish Grand National Assembly

Armistice of Mudanya

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

Allied prisoners held in Ottoman prisons were to be judged by the Ottoman courts

Ottoman forces were to be mobilized and fight against Arab army in the East 

German and Austrian military and civilian officials in the empire were to be granted lands the size of their choice

Communication with the Central Powers were to be strengthened immediately 

Heyet-i Nasiha, advisory committees advising people not to resist the Allies, was founded 

A fatwa condemning them as rebels and legitimizing their execution was issued

Hilafet ordusu (Caliph army) was established

Italians were asked to provide military support

Bribes were given in order to provoke an anti-nationalist reaction

Wait and see

Wait then attack

Wait and strike 

Wait and analyze 

Wait and notify

the religious law

the constitution

the Committee of Union and Progress 

the motherland

the nation

Armenia-Kurdistan-Palestine

Arabia-Syria-Georgia

Kurdistan-Arabia-Georgia

Armenia-Georgia-Syria

Arabia-Armenia-Georgia

1876

1877

1878

1879

1880

1850

1855

1856

1860

1866

Midhat Pasha

Abdülhamid II

Namık Kemal

Ahmet Cevdet Pasha

Mustafa Reşit Pasha

During the reign of   Sultan Selim III

During the reign of  Sultan Mustafa IV

During the reign of  Sultan Mahmud II

During the reign of  Sultan Abdulmecit

During the reign of  Sultan Abdulaziz

Pan-Islamism

Ottomanism

Westernism

Monarchism

Turkism

the Mediterranean Sea

Egypt

Hungary

Eastern Anatolia

Crimea

To honor and property of the foreigners

To treat subjects from all classes alike

To make all trials private 

To sentence any subject to death without proper trial and sentencing

Priority to all Muslims in taxation