The Ottoman Empire
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The Ottoman Empire
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The Ottomans: 1299 - 1922
Does anyone know the story behind how the croissant pastry got its shape?
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The Ottomans: 1299 - 1922
During the Ottoman siege of Vienna in 1638, Viennese bakers discovered Turkish soldiers trying to tunnel beneath the walls. They alerted the defenders of the city, and the attempt was foiled. The siege soon ended.
To celebrate their victory over the Turks, these bakers created pastries in the shape of the Turkish crescent, their national symbol!
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The Ottomans: 1299 - 1922
Ottoman Empire founded by Osman I, who ruled from 1280 to 1324.
Osman I was a Ghazi.Ghazi: Islamic warriors who would
conquer lands for plunder, glory, and to spread Islam
Ghazis took control of old Seljuk territories, and expanded into Christian-held lands
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The Ottomans
Osman I and his Ghazi Warriors
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Expansion
Under their leader, Mehmet II, the Ottomans besiege and capture Constantinople.
Constantinople is renamed Istanbul, and becomes the new capital of the Ottoman Empire.
This is a serious blow, as well as a threat, to Christian Europe.
Ottomans were the first to use large numbers of muskets and cannons, which gave them military and technological superiority
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Siege of Constantinople
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Expansion
The Ottomans then begin to expand eastward into Muslim-controlled territory
Selim the Grim comes to power in 1512 after murdering his father and brothers
Selim was an effective Sultan and General
Sultan: title of Ottoman rulers
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Expansion
Selim captures Arabia, Palestine, Persia, Syria, and sections of Egypt.
Captures the holy cities of Mecca and Medina
Ottomans now control much of the territory of the original Umayyad and Abbassid Caliphates
Turkish Sultans would later take the title of caliph, giving them religious authority
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Ottoman Expansion
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Suleyman the Magnificent
Ottoman Empire reaches its height under Selim’s son, Suleiman.
Suleiman rules for 46 years, from 1520 to 1566
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Suleyman the Magnificent
His was sometimes called Suleiman the Lawgiver or Suleiman the Magnificent.
Suleiman was also a great general. His armies conquered much of southern Europe (The Balkans) and North Africa
Expansion is finally stopped when he lays siege to Vienna, but fails to capture it.
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Siege of Vienna: 1525
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Achievements of Suleiman
Suleiman earns title of Lawgiver because he simplified the laws of the empire.
Promoted science and architectureHis chief architect constructed many
beautiful schools, libraries, mosques, and bridges
Ottoman Empire under Suleiman had an efficient civil service
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Suleiman Mosque
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Mostar Bridge
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Civil Service and Social Structure
DevshirmePractice of taking Christian boys
between 10-20 years of age, forcibly converting them to Islam, and training them for positions in either:
a) military – “Men of the Sword”b) civil service – “Men of the Pen”
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Civil Service and Social Structure
JanissariesChristian slaves captured during
warfare who were trained as elite infantry in the Ottoman military
VizierHigh-ranking advisor to the Sultan.
Often came from the devshirme system
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Civil Service and Social Structure
MilletsProvinces of the empire were allowed
their own local government.Non-Muslim communities were loyal
to sultan but were ruled by own religious leaders
Included Jews, Armenians, Orthodox Christians
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Strengths of Ottoman Empire
Strengths of Ottoman Empire
1. Control of Trade – controlled old Abbassid trade routes
2. Wealth – control of trade + taxation of provinces = great wealth
3. Military superiority – muskets, cannon, elite infantry and cavalry (Janissaries)
4. Political stability through millet system
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Ottoman-Safavid Rivalry
Chief rival of the Ottoman Empire was the Safavid Empire, located in present-day Iran
Safavids were Shi’ite MuslimsFought with the Ottomans for religious
reasons, as well as control over Mesopotamia
Safavids tried to topple Ottoman Sultans through palace intrigue
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Ottoman-Safavid Rivalry
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Decline of Ottomans
Suleiman killed his oldest son Mustafa, who would have been an able successor
His vizier, Ibrahim Pasha, was also assasinated by Suleiman’s wife
His last son, Selim II, loses key battles to Europeans
Selim allows bureaucracy to become corrupt
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Decline of Ottomans
During the reign of Selim, the empire begins a slow, steady decline:
1. Europeans are able to sail around Africa, bypassing old trade routes
2. Wealth from New World (gold and silver) makes European powers rich
3. Industrial Revolution never takes place for the Ottomans
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Rise and Decline of Ottoman Empire
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