The Ottomans Were Successful in Their Conquests,at Least in Part,because

question 30

Multiple Choice

The Ottomans were successful in their conquests,at least in part,because:

• A) they brought new ways of fighting to Europe with their introduction of stirrups for their horses.
• B) they enlisted the services of Anatolian mercenaries.
• C) they had captured a number of important cities and continued to do so under the employ of the Byzantine emperor.
• D) their caliph married into the Byzantine royal family and thus had Byzantine support.
• E) they promised full citizenship and a job to everyone who surrendered to them.

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