James Wilson
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Answer:
D. It gave the Ottomans easy access to trade routes
Explanation:
Istanbul, formerly Constantinople, was a city of great importance. The reason for that was that the city was located right on the place that connects Europe and Asia, as well as connecting the Mediterranean Sea (through the Aegean Sea) with the Black Sea. It was one on the most important location when it came to trade between Europe and Asia, so once the Ottomans had it under their control, they pretty much had monopoly and total control of the most important trade root. This brought great wealth to the empire, making it one of the most formidable forces in the world.
Depends on your definition of "seized power". In 34, he became the Fuhrer. In 33 he became the Chancellor of Germany, sharing power with the German President.
You want "Fuhrer", though. You take him, I don't want him.
They are related by that they both go online.
