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After World War I, the Ottoman Empire __________.
A.
became the center of the Muslim world
B.
became extremely wealthy as a result of the discovery of oil
C.
was most influential in Europe because it bridged it with East Asia along trade routes
D.
was divided into several smaller new nations
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D. was divided into several smaller new nations.
After its defeat in World War I the Ottoman Empire was partitioned (Treaty of Sèvres, later adjusted by the Treaty of Lausanne), leading to the dismantling of the empire, the creation of the Republic of Turkey, and new mandates/territories that became nations such as Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, and others.
After its defeat in World War I the Ottoman Empire was partitioned (Treaty of Sèvres, later adjusted by the Treaty of Lausanne), leading to the dismantling of the empire, the creation of the Republic of Turkey, and new mandates/territories that became nations such as Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, and others.
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