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1300 - 1699
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The Ottoman Empire was ruled by a Sultan which was under a bureaucratic ministry. It expanded and included a variety of ethnic groups. The major seed of power was in modern day turkey.
1699 - 1915
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The outer fringes of the empire were the first to split off.
1880 - 2010
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Arabs joined together with a common purpose to achieve political and cultural goals. Specifically, they wanted their own homeland. They didn't want to remain under Ottoman rule.
1914 - 1918
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1915 - 1915
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Turkish rulers, worried that Armenians were helping Russians, killed many Armenian leaders and intellectuals. An estimated 1-2 million people were killed by the Turks.
1915 - 1915
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British (McMahan) promise Arabs (Hussein) independence and future country if Arabs revolt against Ottoman Turks. (Join with British).
1915 - 1915
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British Diplomat McMahon writes to Sharif Hussein, with vague promise of homeland if Ottoman Empire breaks up with Arab help.
1916 - 1916
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Secret agreement between the British and French to divide up the Ottoman Empire if it failed.
1917 - 1917
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British promised support for a Jewish homeland in Palestine in exchange for Jewish support for the war.
1919 - 1919
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Fights against western occupying forces and establishes and independent Turkey. Leads country in secular reforms.
1920 - present day
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Arab populations revolt against European colonial rule
1920 - 1920
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British control Palestine, Jordan, Iraq and establishes a Jewish homeland in Palestine following the Balfour Declaration.
France control Syria and Lebanon.