question archive To what extent was Leadership the most significant factor in the rise and rule of the Ottomans? (Beginning in the 14th Century and ending in the 1566 with Suleyman
To what extent was Leadership the most significant factor in the rise and rule of the Ottomans? (Beginning in the 14th Century and ending in the 1566 with Suleyman
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To what extent was Leadership the most significant factor in the rise and rule of the Ottomans?
(Beginning in the 14th Century and ending in the 1566 with Suleyman.)
First understand how and why the Ottomans were able to create such a large empire, and then examine the reasons for successfully maintaining their empire.
Look briefly at the situation in Anatolia and South-Eastern Europe in the 13th and 14th centuries. Then discuss the actions and policies of the Ottomans.
How did the Ottomans go from being a nomadic people to conquering and ruling lands stretching 3 continents?
To what extent was leadership the most important factor of the rise of the Ottoman empire in terms of the weakness of their opponents, their military success and strong leadership, and the smart operations of the government.
Mention 4 sultans: Osman, Mehmet II, Selim, Suleiman.
