An Introduction to World Politics
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The tribes were left to themselves, and the Turks msely refrained from collecting taxes or insisting upon mihtary service, and did not extend administrative control except in large cities along waterways and in ports. The consti- tutional Young Turks attempted to do what the autocratic Abdul Hamid had never dared to do. They called upon Albanians and Arabs to pay taxes and join the army, and, when they refused to do so, sent expeditions to put do^\ai the rebellions they themselves had provoked.... Between 1909 and 1912 the Ottoman government was drained finan- cially and militarily by its attempt to compel the Albanians and Arabs to accept the full responsibilities of Ottoman citizenship under a constitutional government.
In logically following the same policy, the Greeks, Ar- menians, and Syrians were asked to surrender the special status granted them at the time of the Ottoman conquest.
THE YOUNG TURK REVOLUTION (1908-1911) 225 Omng to fundamental differences between Mohammedan and Christian institutions, the Ottoman sultans of the period of conquest recognized the Christians as separate millets (nations), with a certain degree of autonomy under their clergy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The tribes were left to themselves, and the Turks msely refrained from collecting taxes or insisting upon mihtary service, and did not extend administrative control except in large cities along waterways and in ports. The consti- tutional Young Turks attempted to do what the autocratic Abdul Hamid had never dared to do. They called upon Albanians and Arabs to pay taxes and join the army, and, when they refused to do so, sent expeditions to put do^\ai the rebellions they themselves had provoked.... Between 1909 and 1912 the Ottoman government was drained finan- cially and militarily by its attempt to compel the Albanians and Arabs to accept the full responsibilities of Ottoman citizenship under a constitutional government.
In logically following the same policy, the Greeks, Ar- menians, and Syrians were asked to surrender the special status granted them at the time of the Ottoman conquest.
THE YOUNG TURK REVOLUTION (1908-1911) 225 Omng to fundamental differences between Mohammedan and Christian institutions, the Ottoman sultans of the period of conquest recognized the Christians as separate millets (nations), with a certain degree of autonomy under their clergy.
What to read after An Introduction to World Politics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gibbons Herbert Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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