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What was the aim of the Tanzimat Edict?
The aim of the Tanzimat Edict was to create a consciousness of 'Ottomanism' with citizens consisting of various elements with equal rights.
Why was the idea of 'Ottomanism' reversed with the Islahat Edict?
The idea of 'Ottomanism' was reversed with the Islahat Edict because non-Muslim subjects took full advantage of the chances provided to them and outperformed the Muslim subjects in terms of material gain, leading to a rebellion known as the 'Kuleli Incident.'
What impact did the Islahat Edict have on the relationship between Muslim and non-Muslim subjects?
The Islahat Edict diminished the Muslim subjects' superiority over the non-Muslim subjects and gave the non-Muslim subjects some benefits, resulting in a rebellion known as the 'Kuleli Incident.'
What historical event is associated with the reversal of the idea of 'Ottomanism'?
The reversal of the idea of 'Ottomanism' with the Islahat Edict led to a rebellion that will go down in history as the 'Kuleli Incident,' which was an unsuccessful attempt to overthrow the governance.
Quiz: Tanzimat vs. Islahat Edict in the Ottoman Empire Test your knowledge of the Tanzimat and Islahat Edicts in the Ottoman Empire with this quiz. Explore the impact of these reforms on the rights of non-Muslim subjects and the Muslim population. Gain insights into the reversal of Ottomanism and its implications for social and material equality.
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