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Weekly Online Lesson Online Lesson Archive Grade Level: 6-12 Subject: Social Studies/History As the Bush Administration's push for war against Iraq gains momentum, the people of Turkey get more and more uneasy. Bridging the landscape between Europe and Asia, Turkey shares part of its southern border with Iraq. This puts them uncomfortably close to the battle zone, making the Turkish nation a political and strategic hot spot. Already, its location has significantly affected talks among NATO members, as Turkey knows such a war would severely undermine the nation's vitality with the imminent waves of refugees and loss of tourism and trading dollars. Although this nation suffered violent skirmishes between local rebels and Turkish authorities in 1999, along with some negative effects from U.S. air strikes on Afghanistan since 2001, those impacts would likely pale in comparison to the fallout from a U.S. war on Iraq. With Turkey's long history and rich culture, it's no wonder they're nervous over what they risk losing. Located between the Black Sea and the Mediterranean Sea, for millennia this region has thrived as a trading and cultural center. Travelers can see signs of its past from its ancient fortresses and mosques to its spice bazaars to its arts, and to its mix of traditional and contemporary lifestyles.

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Discover Turkey Anatolia in Pictures (A short story of civilizations of Anatolia, includes sample images of great works of Anatolians from the end of the third ice-age to the 20th century) Civilizations in Anatolia Ancinet Anatolia The Hittites Byzantine Empire Seljuks ... Links to related sites History of Anatolia In 1055 a group of Central Asiatic Turks, the SELJUKS, conquered Baghdad and established a Middle Eastern and Anatolian empire. When this empire was broken up by the Mongol invasion, one of the remaining local powers became known as the Ottoman dynasty, after its leader OSMAN I. The OTTOMAN EMPIRE spread from northwestern Anatolia and captured Constantinople in 1453. At the peak of their power the Ottomans controlled much of the eastern Mediterranean. The Ottomans had a sophisticated system of internal administration and also organized the first standing army in Europe. As the Ottoman Empire began to collapse under its own weight in the 18th and 19th centuries, it became a battleground for rival European powers, wedged as it was between the Russian and Austrian empires (see EASTERN QUESTION). By the outbreak of World War I the Ottoman Empire had essentially been divided into spheres of influence by the great European powers, but a reform movement was active within the Ottoman Empire itself. The YOUNG TURKS brought about a revolution in 1908 and were successful in introducing civil and social reforms of far-reaching consequence. In 1922, however, the Turks, led by Mustafa Kemal (later known as Kemal ATATURK) and Ismet INONU, defeated the armies occupying Anatolia. Inonu then won what has been called "the greatest diplomatic victory in history" when the Treaty of Lausanne (see LAUSANNE, TREATY OF) recognized the Republic of Turkey. The republic was declared on Oct. 29, 1923, and Ataturk was elected its first president. Turkey remained neutral in World War II until it joined the Allies in February 1945. Turkey joined the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in 1952.

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Bureau of Public Affairs Electronic Information and Publications Office Background Notes Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs December 2004 Background Note: Turkey PROFILE OFFICIAL NAME: Republic of Turkey Geography Area: 780,580 sq. km. Cities: Capital Ankara (pop. 4.0 million). Other cities Istanbul (8.8 million), Izmir (2.3 million), Bursa (2.1 million), Adana (1.8 million). Terrain: Narrow coastal plain surrounds Anatolia, an inland plateau becomes increasingly rugged as it progresses eastward. Turkey includes one of the more earthquake-prone areas of the world. Climate: Moderate in coastal areas, harsher temperatures inland. People Nationality: Noun Turk(s). Adjective Turkish. Population (2003): 68.1 million. Annual population growth rate (2004 est.): 1.13%. Ethnic groups: Turkish, Kurdish, other. Religions: Muslim 99%, Christian, Bahai and Jewish. Languages: Turkish (official), Kurdish, Zaza, Arabic, Armenian, Greek. Education: Years compulsory Attendance Literacy Health: Infant mortality rate Life expectancy 68.5 yrs.

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you are here home Middle East Turkey History Turkey, History The first major civilization in Anatolia was that of the Hittites, about 1900 to 1200 bc, which originated in the central plateau. It was destroyed by invaders known as the Sea Peoples, who swept over Asia Minor and Syria at the beginning of the 12th century bc. The destruction of the western Anatolian city of Troy, an event celebrated in ancient Greek legends, probably occurred during these invasions. One group of the Sea Peoples, the Phrygians, established a kingdom that became the dominant Anatolian power in the 9th and 8th centuries bc. During this period the Greeks founded Miletus, Ephesus, and Priene and a number of other cities in Ionia, an area along the Aegean coast. About 700 bc the Phrygian kingdom was overrun and destroyed by the Cimmerians, a nomadic people who thereafter lived in western Asia Minor. In the 7th century bc the Lydians also appeared near the Aegean coast, where they founded a kingdom, the capital of which was Sardis. It was overthrown by the Persians under Cyrus the Great in 546 bc. From the mid-6th century to 333 bc most of Asia Minor, including Anatolia, belonged to the Persian Empire, although the Greek cities frequently enjoyed a considerable degree of autonomy. In the 4th century bc Persian power declined, and after 333 bc it was supplanted by the Macedonian Empire of Alexander the Great. In the 2nd and 1st centuries bc, Asia Minor was gradually conquered by the Romans.

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Select Your Region Americas Asia Europe Turkey Economic Overview Geography Travel Information Property Listing Key Facts : Turkey Population Capital Ankara Language Turkish. However, English is the most widely used foreign language for business in Turkey, although French and German are also useful. Local Time GMT +2 Hours Climate Average Summer Temperature 22.5°C Currency Turkish Lira (TL) Turkey Modern Turkey was established in 1923. The Turkish leader Mustafa Kemal (Ataturk) began the process of constructing a secular, democratic state. During the 1990s Turkish politics have been unstable; this has affected the business environment. Visitors are advised to keep a close eye on current affairs as they may impact on potential exports. After the 1995 elections there was a period of political instability, during which the main Islamist party participated in Government for the first time. The following general elections in April 1999 resulted in the formation of an unlikely three party coalition comprising the DSP (Social Democrats), ANAP (Centre Right) and MHP (right wing nationalist). The Government had a substantial majority in Parliament, thus giving it the ability to push through much needed structural reforms in the economy, despite considerable differences in the ideological background of the coalition partners.

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[english] [françâis] [español] [deutsch] ... Home / Turkey / History and Government Turkey Information Cities / Regions Hotel Reservations Car rental Contact Addresses ... Camping Turkey - History and Government History : The Byzantine State never fully recovered and on many occasions during the next three centuries, a final defeat was only prevented by the disunity of its enemies and particularly by the massive fortifications of the city of Constantinople. The conquest of Constantinople in 1204 ? the only time the fortifications were breached ? was followed by one of the most savage and rapacious sackings in the history of the world. The treasures of Byzantium were beyond count or value and many priceless works of art were removed to Europe (mainly to Venice) during this time. The Byzantines set up a rival capital at Nicea, until Constantinople was retaken in 1261. By this time, however, the empire had effectively lost control of most of its territories and, by the 14th century, Byzantine control of Asia Minor was little more than an empty theory. From the 11th century onwards, the Asiatic area of Turkey known as Anatolia had also been affected by upheavals and conquests from the east. Successive invasions from Central Asia led to the Islamic Turkification of the region, the real power fast becoming the Ottomans' ? a name derived from their 14th-century leader, Osman Gazi, who scored a decisive victory against the Byzantines at the Battle of Baphaeon in 1301. The Ottomans steadily expanded their territorial control from Turkey itself, constructing the Ottoman Empire, which at its zenith in the mid-16th century ? a period associated with the reign of Suleyman the Magnificent ? covered southeast Europe (including the Balkans and Hungary), North Africa (as far as Morocco), the Crimea and Georgia, the Levant, Syria, Iraq and most of the Arabian peninsula. The most famous conquest, from a symbolic and strategic point of view, was that of Constantinople itself in 1453; with its fall, the Roman Empire, in a strictly legalistic sense, finally came to an end. The territorial ambitions of the Ottomans regarding control of the Mediterranean and Central Europe brought the empire into conflict with the major European powers of the day, particularly the Hapsburgs.

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Home Regions of Turkey Top Tourist Sites History ... History > History of Anatolia History of Anatolia Historic Ages of Anatolia Paleolithic Age (Early Stone Age) 60,0000 - 10,000 B.C. Mesolithic Age (Mid Stone Age) 10,000 - 8,500 B.C. Neolithic Age (Late Stone Age) 8,500 - 5,000 B.C. Calcolithic Age (Copper Age) 5,000 - 3,000 B.C. Bronze Age 3,000 - 2,000 B.C. Hatti Civilization 2,500 - 2,000 B.C. Troy - II Settlement 2,500 - 2,000 B.C. Hatti and Hittite Principalities Period 2,000 - 1,750 B.C. Great Hittite Kingdom Hurri Civilization 1,750 - 1,200 B.C. Troy - VI Civilization 1,800 - 1,275 B.C. Aegean Migration and Invasion From Balkans 1,200 B.C. The Anatolian Principalities during the Iron Age 1,200 - 700 B.C. Urartu Civilization 900 - 600 B.C. The Civilization of Phrygia 750 - 300 B.C. Lydia Caria and Lycia Civilizations 700 - 300 B.C. Ionian Civilization 1,050 - 300 B.C. Persian Conquest 545 - 333 B.C. Hellenistic And Roman Age 333 B.C. - 395 A.D.

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