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The Ottoman Empire was called the “sick man of Europe” in the mid-1800s because of _____. A. natural disasters B. attacks from Seljuk Turks C. weak leadership D. military defeats (Gradpoint)
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The Ottoman Empire was called the “sick man of Europe” in the mid-1800s because of _____.

A. natural disasters
B. attacks from Seljuk Turks
C. weak leadership
D. military defeats

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