What reforms did the Young Turks demand?

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"Young Turks" was a coalition of various Turkish reform groups which formed a revolutionary movement against the regime of Sultan Abdulrahman II in 1889. This group demanded proposed the reform of the Turkish Government by establishing a strong central government and excluding all foreign influence in public policy matters. They also proposed a liberal economic model in which private entities would eventually lead the industrialization in the country by owning and controlling the major production sites.

Brut [27]3 years ago

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The Young Turks demanded the right to vote, the emancipation of women, free public education, secularization of the state, and equality under the law.

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