Empire and Imperialism
Middle EastGlobal Imperialism, Europe, And The Ottomans To 1914, The Causes, Ideology, And Theories Of Imperialism
In the modern era, the Middle East, broadly defined to include North Africa, was the seat of a major empire, that of the Ottoman Turks. Ottoman rule at its height dominated Eastern Europe through Hungary and extended across the Middle East and North Africa to include Algeria, with Iran and Morocco excluded from Turkish authority.
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- Empire and Imperialism - Overview - Roman Imperium, Christian Conceptions, Holy Roman Empire And Church Versus State, Evolution Of Europe
- Empire and Imperialism - Europe - Causes, Impact Of Imperialism On Europe, Relationship Between Metropole And Colonies, Changing Attitudes To Empire
- Empire and Imperialism - Middle East - Global Imperialism, Europe, And The Ottomans To 1914
- Empire and Imperialism - Middle East - The Causes, Ideology, And Theories Of Imperialism
- Empire and Imperialism - Middle East - World War I And The Mandate Period
- Empire and Imperialism - Middle East - British Mandates: Iraq And Palestine
- Empire and Imperialism - Middle East - French Mandates: Lebanon And Syria
- Empire and Imperialism - Middle East - Pre-1914 Imperial Possessions
- Empire and Imperialism - Middle East - Conclusion
- Empire and Imperialism - Middle East - Bibliography
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