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What impact did the financial instability following the Crimean War have on the Ottoman Empire's internal and external relations?A It led to increased dependency on European loans and political concessions to European powersB It spurred a period of economic independence and self-sufficiencyC It enhanced the empire's military alliances with Asian countriesD It decreased European interest in Ottoman territories

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What impact did the financial instability following the Crimean War have on the Ottoman Empire's internal and external relations?A It led to increased dependency on European loans and political concessions to European powersB It spurred a period of economic independence and self-sufficiencyC It enhanced the empire's military alliances with Asian countriesD It decreased European interest in Ottoman territories

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The financial instability following the Crimean War had a significant impact on the Ottoman Empire's internal and external relations. It led to increased dependency on European loans (Option A). The empire was in a state of financial crisis, and to maintain its economy, it had to rely heavily on loans from European powers. This dependency further led to political concessions to these powers, as the empire had to agree to their terms and conditions to secure the loans.

This situation did not spur a period of economic independence and self-sufficiency (Option B). On the contrary, the empire became more dependent on foreign aid.

The financial instability did not enhance the empire's military alliances with Asian countries (Option C). The empire was more focused on its relations with European powers due to its financial dependency on them.

The financial instability also did not decrease European interest in Ottoman territories (Option D). In fact, the European powers were more interested in the empire due to its strategic location and the potential benefits they could gain from its political concessions.

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