Mustafa Kemal (Atatu¨rk) initially gained power in Turkey as a result of his
A) collaboration with Greek occupation forces.
B) command of the Turkish national army in World War I.
C) cooperation with foreign powers at the peace conference.
D) appointment as prime minister by the Ottoman sultan.
E) demobilization of Turkish forces in Anatolia.
B
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A) a massive drop in agricultural production. B) “squeezing” the peasants to accelerate industrialization. C) a decrease in agricultural exports. D) serious peasant resistance. E) the terror famine of 1932–1933.
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A) nationalism. B) liberalism. C) conservatism. D) socialism. E) modernism.
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