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Learning Outcomes |
| 1 |
The 1789 French Revolution and the nationalism, equality, freedom, justice and human rights that spread throughout the world and the influence of nations of different religions, languages and ethnicities within the borders of the Ottoman Empire. |
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This period, known as Tanzimat-ı Hayriye in our history (1839), was a turning point in the history of Turkish modernization and it was expected to provide the following:
1- Whatever religion belongs to the nation, all the living in the Ottoman country will have a guarantee of life, race and honor.
2 - Everyone shall have the right to property and shall be protected by the State in favor of the individual.
3- All of these will be given equality to the subjects of various religions and nations. |
| 3 |
Recent ideas in the Ottoman Empire.
- Ottomanism
- Turkism
- Westernization
- Islamism |
| 4 |
After making necessary corrections on the draft constitution that Mithat Pasha presented to the Sultan, 7 Zilhice 1293 (23 December 1876) coincided with the opening day of the conference and was officially approved by the Sultan. The proclamation of the constitutional monarchy is great joy in every class right. |
| 5 |
The pressure of the Great Powers, which emerged during the implementation of the 1878 Berlin Treaty, led the Ottoman administration to a special foreign policy understanding. At that time, the ruling Sultan II. Abdülhamid had adopted as a principle to prevent the complete breakup of the country. This policy also took a step back when it was difficult to get a result. In this process, Tunisia, the Egyptian, the British invasion of the British do not show a strong reaction to the British administration to leave Cyprus because it expects profit in return, the East did not agree to give the Armenians in Anatolia. A remarkable point here is Sultan II. Abdulhamid's practice of the Berlin Treaty on foreign policy generally preferred the peaceful methods. |
| 6 |
The First Constitutional Monarchy was declared on 23 December 1876, but the sultan defeated the Assembly on the defeat of the Ottoman-Russian War. II. During the 33-year rule of Abdülhamid II, the Young Turk movement strengthened and in July 1908, the Sultan urged the Constitutional Monarchy to reinstate. The 1908 Revolution was not only a phenomenon that brought Abdülhamid to an end, but also a turning point that brought about the collapse of the state. In the end, the sultan lost control of the events and could not stand the increased pressures more. |
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Facades of the Ottoman Empire in World War I:
1. Caucasian Front
2. Iraq-Syria Front
3. Palestinian Front
4. Arabia-Hijaz Front
5. Canakkale Front
6. Channel Front |
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Mondros Armistice Agreement (Armistice) (30 October 1918)
(1) .Evvela The occupation of the straits in the Straits by the Entente for the purpose of opening the Dardanelles and Bosphorus Straits and securing the passage to cross the Black Sea.
(7). The occupation of the dispatch points by the Entente forces.
(8). All port and anchorage, the exploitation of the ships belonging to the Entente.
(10). The invasion of the Taurus tunnels.
(23). When confusion arises in the Armenian province, the occupation of these provinces by the Entente States. |
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Subjects |
Teaching Methods and Technics |
| 1 |
Objectives of Atatürk's Principles and Revolution History Course
Definition of History and Relations with Other Sciences, Periods of Revolution History |
Lecture, Presentation, Discussion, Research |
| 2 |
Revolution and Similar Concepts
Westernization, Modernization
Stages of Turkish Revolution |
Lecture, Presentation, Discussion, Research |
| 3 |
French Revolution and Revolution Results
1830-1848 French Revolution |
Lecture, Presentation, Discussion, Research |
| 4 |
What is geopolitical?
Geopolitical Position of the Ottoman State
Structure of the Ottoman State |
Lecture, Presentation, Discussion, Research |
| 5 |
Causes of the collapse of the Ottoman Empire
The Ottoman Empire's Innovation Movements
(Ahmet II, Ahmet III, Selim III, Mahmut II |
Lecture, Presentation, Discussion, Research |
| 6 |
Tanzimat-Islahat fermans; Westernization
I. Constitutionalism-Constitutional Movements
Turkish Constitutions |
Lecture, Presentation, Discussion, Research |
| 7 |
II. Constitutional Monarchy, March 31 Uprising
Party of Union and Progress
II. Risks of Thought in Constitutional Monarchy |
Lecture, Presentation, Discussion, Research |
| 8 |
Midterm |
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| 9 |
Battle of Tripoli
I. and II. The Balkan Wars The Social and Economic Structure in Europe before World War I
Causes of World War I,
Participation of the Ottoman State in the First World War |
Lecture, Presentation, Discussion, Research |
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Caucasian Front, Canakkale Front
Suez Canal and Iraq Front
Serif Hussein and the Middle East Policy of the United Kingdom
Mondoros Armistice |
Lecture, Presentation, Discussion, Research |
| 11 |
The Armenian Question of Birth and Development
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Lecture, Presentation, Discussion, Research |
| 12 |
1915 Events before and after improvements |
Lecture, Presentation, Discussion, Research |
| 13 |
Consequences of World War I
Occupation of Anatolia Wilson Principles
Useful and Harmful Societies
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Lecture, Presentation, Discussion, Research |
| 14 |
Mustafa Kemal's departure from Samsun and Mustafa Kemal's personality
Ottoman Administrative Observations |
Lecture, Presentation, Discussion, Research |
| 15 |
Amasya Circular, Erzurum Congress, Sivas Congress |
Lecture, Presentation, Discussion, Research |
| 16 |
Final Exam |
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Learning Outcomes |
Program Outcomes |
Method of Assessment |
| 1 |
The 1789 French Revolution and the nationalism, equality, freedom, justice and human rights that spread throughout the world and the influence of nations of different religions, languages and ethnicities within the borders of the Ottoman Empire. |
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1͵2 |
| 2 |
This period, known as Tanzimat-ı Hayriye in our history (1839), was a turning point in the history of Turkish modernization and it was expected to provide the following:
1- Whatever religion belongs to the nation, all the living in the Ottoman country will have a guarantee of life, race and honor.
2 - Everyone shall have the right to property and shall be protected by the State in favor of the individual.
3- All of these will be given equality to the subjects of various religions and nations. |
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1͵2 |
| 3 |
Recent ideas in the Ottoman Empire.
- Ottomanism
- Turkism
- Westernization
- Islamism |
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1͵2 |
| 4 |
After making necessary corrections on the draft constitution that Mithat Pasha presented to the Sultan, 7 Zilhice 1293 (23 December 1876) coincided with the opening day of the conference and was officially approved by the Sultan. The proclamation of the constitutional monarchy is great joy in every class right. |
4͵14 |
1͵2 |
| 5 |
The pressure of the Great Powers, which emerged during the implementation of the 1878 Berlin Treaty, led the Ottoman administration to a special foreign policy understanding. At that time, the ruling Sultan II. Abdülhamid had adopted as a principle to prevent the complete breakup of the country. This policy also took a step back when it was difficult to get a result. In this process, Tunisia, the Egyptian, the British invasion of the British do not show a strong reaction to the British administration to leave Cyprus because it expects profit in return, the East did not agree to give the Armenians in Anatolia. A remarkable point here is Sultan II. Abdulhamid's practice of the Berlin Treaty on foreign policy generally preferred the peaceful methods. |
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1͵2 |
| 6 |
The First Constitutional Monarchy was declared on 23 December 1876, but the sultan defeated the Assembly on the defeat of the Ottoman-Russian War. II. During the 33-year rule of Abdülhamid II, the Young Turk movement strengthened and in July 1908, the Sultan urged the Constitutional Monarchy to reinstate. The 1908 Revolution was not only a phenomenon that brought Abdülhamid to an end, but also a turning point that brought about the collapse of the state. In the end, the sultan lost control of the events and could not stand the increased pressures more. |
4͵14 |
1͵2 |
| 7 |
Facades of the Ottoman Empire in World War I:
1. Caucasian Front
2. Iraq-Syria Front
3. Palestinian Front
4. Arabia-Hijaz Front
5. Canakkale Front
6. Channel Front |
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1͵2 |
| 8 |
Mondros Armistice Agreement (Armistice) (30 October 1918)
(1) .Evvela The occupation of the straits in the Straits by the Entente for the purpose of opening the Dardanelles and Bosphorus Straits and securing the passage to cross the Black Sea.
(7). The occupation of the dispatch points by the Entente forces.
(8). All port and anchorage, the exploitation of the ships belonging to the Entente.
(10). The invasion of the Taurus tunnels.
(23). When confusion arises in the Armenian province, the occupation of these provinces by the Entente States. |
4͵14 |
1͵2 |
