Question

which of the following distinguished the collapse of the ottoman empire from that of the chinese empire in the early twentieth century?

Answer 1

The primary difference between the collapse of the Ottoman Empire and the Chinese Empire in the early twentieth century is that the Ottoman Empire was dismantled after World War I, while the Chinese Empire was replaced by a republic after the Chinese Revolution in 1911 . The Ottoman Empire was a large and powerful state that had been in decline for several centuries before it was dismembered by the Allies at the end of World War I. The Chinese Empire, on the other hand, was overthrown by a popular revolution against the Manchu dynasty, resulting in the establishment of the Republic of China.