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Which cash crop was primarily focused on during the agricultural reforms?
Which cash crop was primarily focused on during the agricultural reforms?
- Barley
- Rice
- Cotton (correct)
- Wheat
The education reforms included the establishment of schools in urban areas only.
The education reforms included the establishment of schools in urban areas only.
False (B)
What was created to improve travel safety during industrial reforms?
What was created to improve travel safety during industrial reforms?
Mahmudiya Canal
The military reforms included sending soldiers to Europe for ______.
The military reforms included sending soldiers to Europe for ______.
Match the following reforms with their descriptions:
Match the following reforms with their descriptions:
How did the allocation of agricultural profits impact the societal structure during the agricultural reforms?
How did the allocation of agricultural profits impact the societal structure during the agricultural reforms?
What was the significance of establishing schools in rural areas as part of the education reforms?
What was the significance of establishing schools in rural areas as part of the education reforms?
Discuss the role of advanced training in Europe for soldiers within the military reforms.
Discuss the role of advanced training in Europe for soldiers within the military reforms.
What economic strategy was employed regarding agricultural surplus, and what were its consequences?
What economic strategy was employed regarding agricultural surplus, and what were its consequences?
Explain the impact of the Mahmudiya Canal on industrial and economic reforms.
Explain the impact of the Mahmudiya Canal on industrial and economic reforms.
Flashcards
State land ownership (Agriculture)
State land ownership (Agriculture)
Most farmlands became state property by 1815.
Cotton focus (Agriculture)
Cotton focus (Agriculture)
Agricultural profits were directed towards cotton farming.
Rural school scholarships
Rural school scholarships
Educational system created schools in rural areas with the help of scholarships.
Forced military service
Forced military service
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State monopoly (Economy)
State monopoly (Economy)
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Turkish recruitment (Military)
Turkish recruitment (Military)
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Military training schools
Military training schools
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European military training (Military)
European military training (Military)
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State control of goods (Economy)
State control of goods (Economy)
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Mahmudiya Canal (Industrial)
Mahmudiya Canal (Industrial)
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Study Notes
Agricultural Reforms
- By 1815, most farmlands became state-owned
- Profits from farming were managed more efficiently
- Improved irrigation systems were introduced
- Cotton (cash crop) was introduced
Educational Reforms
- In 1811, girls' education was promoted
- Countryside schools were established
- Scholarships were offered for students
Military Reforms
- People were forced to join the army
- Employed help from other groups (e.g., Turks)
- Created schools for training doctors, engineers, etc.
- Soldiers were sent to Europe for advanced training
Economic Reforms
- Surplus from agriculture was distributed to people
- This wealth was deemed wasteful and unproductive
- A state monopoly to supply and transport goods was created
- Promoted trade routes through Egypt
- Efforts to establish a modern industrial system were made
- Factories and cotton industries were created
- A canal, called the Mahmoudiya, was constructed to improve travel and safety.
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