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The 33 pages that link to Young Turk Revolution, each with the reason it gives.

• Armenian genocideRelated: It preceded the wartime government that organized the deportations.

• Arab nationalismRelated: Centralization and constitutional politics sharpened debates about Arab rights within the Ottoman state.

• Balkan WarsRelated: The upheaval exposed Ottoman vulnerability and sharpened neighboring states’ calculations.

• Pan-ArabismRelated: Centralizing policies intensified Arab debates about autonomy and common political identity.

• Pan-IslamismRelated: The revolution altered the Ottoman political setting in which imperial claims to Muslim unity operated.

• Eastern QuestionRelated: It unfolded amid accelerating territorial loss and intensified disputes over the empire’s political future.

• Bosnian CrisisRelated: The revolution created uncertainty about Bosnia’s status and accelerated Austria-Hungary’s decision.

• Midhat PashaRelated: It revived constitutional government decades after Midhat’s reform project had been suppressed.

• Ottoman SyriaRelated: Its constitutional promises and centralizing policies reshaped political debates in Syrian provinces.

• Turkish language reformRelated: Its debates about identity and modernization preceded republican language policy.

• Albanian Declaration of IndependenceRelated: Its centralizing policies intensified Albanian opposition to Ottoman rule.

• Balkan LeagueRelated: The revolution reshaped regional calculations that preceded the league’s formation.

• Ottoman CaliphateRelated: It curtailed the sultan’s personal rule while leaving the caliphal title in place.

• First Balkan WarRelated: The revolution intensified Balkan states’ fears that Ottoman centralization would threaten their ambitions.

• Italo-Turkish WarRelated: The empire’s political upheaval shaped perceptions of its ability to defend distant provinces.

• Ottoman Constitution of 1876Related: The revolution revived the constitutional framework after three decades of suspended parliamentary government.

• Sharif Hussein bin AliRelated: Its political upheaval reshaped Hussein's relationship with the Ottoman government.

• Talaat PashaRelated: The revolution opened the political path through which Talaat and the Committee of Union and Progress rose to power.

• Ismail QemaliRelated: Qemali initially supported constitutional reform before opposing centralization under the new regime.

• Mehmed VRelated: Its constitutional settlement shaped the political system Mehmed V inherited.

• History of IstanbulRelated: Its political upheaval unfolded in the capital and accelerated the empire’s late transformation.

• History of the Ottoman EmpireRelated: It transformed late imperial politics and intensified debates over centralization and representation.