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What were some of the reasons that the Ottoman Empire began to collapse around 1700 up until World War one?

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The reasons for the collapse of the Ottoman Empire were predicated upon its size, the different cultures and religions within it, and the fact that by the time WW1 emerged, the empire was fractured and splintered. Despite all of these issues, the death ...

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