Which of the Following Characterized Ottoman Expansion into North Africa

question 39

Multiple Choice

Which of the following characterized Ottoman expansion into North Africa and the Middle East in the sixteenth century?

• A) gradual incorporation of Egypt and Syria, based on shared religious beliefs
• B) rapid incorporation of Egypt and Syria, based on shared geopolitical threats
• C) fierce opposition in Egypt and Syria, resulting from insurmountable logistical challenges
• D) failed conquest of Egypt and Syria, resulting from insurmountable logistical challenges

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