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In Ottoman society, the men of the sword were almost exclusively A. Jews. B. Greek Christians. C. Armenian Christians. D. Muslims.
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In Ottoman society, the men of the sword were almost exclusively

A. Jews.
B. Greek Christians.
C. Armenian Christians.
D. Muslims.

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i think it is muslims best of luck

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The men of the sword were Muslims along with the men of the pen and the men of religion.
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