Question

Imagine that you are a world-renowned British writer in the late 19th century. Two groups have approached you, each asking you to write a letter to the sultan, the head of the Ottoman Empire. One group wants you to convince the sultan that he should begin pushing the empire toward industrialization. The other group wants just the opposite: to convince the sultan to continue resisting the influence of the Industrial Revolution.

Answer 1

Since the two gatherings are paying admirably, you choose to help both! Compose two short letters to the pioneer of the Ottoman Empire. The first ought to give persuading proof that his nation would profit by industrialization. The other ought to caution him of the mischief that will go to the Ottoman Empire in the event that he chooses to industrialize. The exhortation in each letter ought to be bolstered by confirm from the course.