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They set a foundation for later growth, even though they were not successful at first.
They set a foundation for later growth, even though they were not successful at first.
They hurt the economy because of the expansive growth of industry.
They hurt the economy because of the expansive growth of industry.
They destroyed the Turkish economy, leading to more foreign control.
They destroyed the Turkish economy, leading to more foreign control.
They immediately transformed the economy, leading to substantial growth.
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The statement that best assesses the impact of Ataturk’s economic reforms is:
They set a foundation for later growth, even though they were not successful at first.
This reflects the long-term effects of Ataturk's reforms, which, despite initial challenges, laid the groundwork for future economic development in Turkey.
