In the Ottoman Empire,why Did Reform Attempts,such as the Tanzimat,ultimately

question 54

Multiple Choice

In the Ottoman Empire,why did reform attempts,such as the Tanzimat,ultimately fail to produce revolutionary change?

• A) Merchants refused to lend money to the Sultan to finance his reforms.
• B) Reforms relied too much on the personal whim of rulers.
• C) The clergy promoted change,but the military resisted it.
• D) Landowners could not hire enough labor to grow crops for export.

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