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1
Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire
  • (Or How We Got To WWI)

2
Austria
  • Dominant Nationality
  • German speaking Austrians 1/5 of pop.
  • Subject Nationalities
  • Hungarians, Italians, Rumanians, Slavic Peoples
    (Czechs, Slovaks, Poles, Serbs, Croats, Slovenes)

3
Slavic Language Map
4
Nationalism
  • Prince Metternich suppresses Nationalism
  • Secret police, censorship, spies, arbitrary
    imprisonment, etc
  • Revolutions rose in empire in 1848, Metternich
    fled
  • 1849 Empire regains control
  • Army remained loyal
  • Divide and Rule set one nationality against
    another

5
Dual Monarchy
  • Austrians needed help, so granted equal
    partnership to Hungarians
  • Became Austria-Hungary
  • Each had own Government
  • Problems
  • Slavic peoples gained nothing, still unhappy
  • Hungarian domains even more oppressed

6
Austria-Hungary and WWI
  • Serbian Nationalists become even more discontent
    when Serbia is created from Turkish empire, but
    they are still in Austria-Hungary
  • Serbians assassinate heir to Austria-Hungary
    Archduke Franz Ferdinand
  • AH declares war on Serbia hoping to crush threat
    to Dual Monarchy
  • Devolves into WWI

Archduke Ferdinand and Wife Sophie minutes before
they are killed
7
Ottoman Empire
  • Dominant Nationality Ottoman Turks
  • Muslim
  • Empire included parts of Asia, Africa, and Europe
  • Turks were in Asia Minor and Constantinople
  • Subject Nationalities
  • Arabs in Middle East and North Africa (Muslim)
  • Egyptians (Muslim)
  • Balkans Southern Slavs, Albanians, Rumanians,
    Bulgarians, and Greeks (Greek Orthodox)

Ottoman Empire 1699
8
Balkan Discontent
  • Balkan people, inspired by nationalism, wanted
    independence
  • Autocracy Power totally in hands of sultan
  • Corruption taxes used privately
  • Inefficient government
  • Discrimination against Christians
  • Cruelty against rebellious citizens

9
Turkey loses the Balkans
  • From 1815-1914, Balkans gained independence from
    the sick man of Europe
  • Greek Revolution (1821-1829)
  • recognized Greek independence
  • Crimean War (1853-1856)
  • Russia wanted Constantinople and Straits, Turkey
    won
  • Russo-Turkish War (1877-1878)
  • Russia declared war again, gained influence in
    Balkans

The powers waiting to divide the Turkey, which
Russia still pursues
10
More Wars
  • Congress of Berlin (1878)
  • Austria-Hungary gains Bosnia-Herzegovina
  • Britain gains Cyprus
  • Serbia, Montenegro, and Rumania gain independence
  • Bulgaria gains self-rule within Turkish empire
  • Russia got some control in Balkans
  • Shortly after this Turkey recognizes British
    control over Egypt
  • Balkan Wars (1912-1913)
  • 1st Balkan War Gr., Mont., Bul., Ser., defeat
    Turkey
  • Agreed to form independent Albania
  • (Austria forces this because they do not want
    Serbia to have an outlet to the sea and thus have
    more power)
  • 2nd Balkan War
  • Bulgaria battled former allies and Turkey
  • Turkey only maintained Constantinople in Europe

11
Young Turks
  • 1908 nationalist Young Turks seize government
  • Want modernization
  • Write constitution, revitalize military
  • Could not stop breakup of empire
  • 1908 Bulgarian independence
  • 1911-1912 defeated by Italy, forced to give up
    Tripoli (Libya)
  • 1912-1913 Defeated by Balkan States
  • 1914-1918 Joined German against Allies in WWI
    defeated again

12
Dailies
  • What country does the Ottoman Empire Become?
  • Whos assassination begins WWI?
  • What ethnic/ language group is most prevelant in
    the Balkans?
  • 45 What two countries joined forces to become
    one?
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