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Essay heading: The Ruling Elite and the Development of the Middle East
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With the Ottomans ruling many areas of the Middle East were becoming more dependent
on Europe. With Europe being the center of business of the time, trade between the two regions was at an all time high. Europeans were eager to get the spices, cloth and other items from the ?orient'. The opposite was also occurring...
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The opposite was also occurring. The Ottomans were importing the newest technology at that time and distributing it around the region, including new weapons and ideas. (Cultural Reader, 65-66)
The Middle East was studying the education and policies of Europe becoming more industrialized and westernized in the process at the time period following the Ottoman rule...
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