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The Ottoman Empire 13001529 Rapid Expansion 15291683 Periodic Expansion zenith of power 16831820 Decline 18201914 Attempted Modernization Conceptions of Ottoman Empire as weak and ineffective true for a part of its history but was a world power and did experience extremely rapid ID: 437397

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Imperial Expansion

The Ottoman EmpireSlide2

1300-1529: Rapid Expansion1529-1683: Periodic Expansion, zenith of power

1683-1820: Decline

1820-1914: Attempted ModernizationConceptions of Ottoman Empire as weak and ineffective, true for a part of its history, but was a world power and did experience extremely rapid expansion and military success.

Expansionism!Slide3

Janissaries

-Christian Children offered training (indoctrination)

-Method of social mobility -Most effective force, not always loyal.Economic Aspect

-Taxes often less severe under Ottoman than they would be under local lords and tyrants.

Military Tradition -Marching band music. (Instruments left at Vienna) -Naval Force -Creative: See Conquest of Constantinople.

MilitarySlide4

Lepanto

Naval ForceSlide5

Marriage

-Goal of creating network of family subordinates.

-Murat I married daughter of Bulgarian King Sisman (1376)Religious Tolerance

-Could settle own disputes as long as they acknowledged the supremacy of the Sultan, paid taxes. “Putting diversity to work of polity.”

Progressive Relationships with territorial Neighbors. -Based first on equality often through marriage, then vassalage to superiority to destruction.Administration

-Sent troubling local powers to preside over distant lands.

-Crimean Khanate

Social Policies Geared t0 Expansion