What was the bigest empire of the world ? Ottoman ?
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I DONT KNOW ANY THANG
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The Nile (Africa) about 6500 km long\n\nThe second is the amazon which is far more mighty
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Probably the age of ancient empires, though you should mention to your teacher that an archaeologist told you that none of those answers are very correct.
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think of yourself in western europe where the term originated. You got the far, middle and near east's. Far is the asian pacific (china mostly), middle east is persia and arabia and n. africa, near is eastern europe(ottoman empire). North and south america not involved yet.
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The armies of the Goths defeated the western Roman empire. The Ottoman Turks defeated the Byzantine empire. The Mongols defeated the Chinese empire.
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Istanbul..it is located on both Asia and Europe.
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Try reading about it here. the western empire fell in 476AD, and the eastern fell in 1453
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I've gotta say Turkey. It is more developed than Kazahkstan. It has more influence, bigger businesses and a larger military. Then again, Kazakhstan has oil and that may be a huge factor for them in the future. I just dont see it growing quickly without Russia backing. Turkey is more developed in the international community.
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Originally was the conduit of trade between Eastern Europe (Ottoman Empire of Turkey) and China and what is now SE Asian countries.
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The Ottoman Empire, also sometimes known as the Turkish Empire, existed from 1299 to 1922. At the height of its power in the 16th and 17th centuries, its territory included Anatolia, the Middle East, parts of North Africa, and much of south-eastern Europe to the Caucasus. It comprised an area of about 5.6 million km², though it controlled a much larger area, if adjoining areas dominated mainly by nomadic tribes, where the empire's suzerainty was recognized, are included. The empire interacted with both Eastern and Western cultures throughout its 600-year history.\n\nThe Ottoman Empire was established by the Kayı tribe of Oghuz Turks in western Anatolia and was ruled by the Ottoman Dynasty, the descendants of those Turks. It was founded by Osman I (1299-1326). In 1453, following the capture of Constantinople (modern İstanbul) from the Byzantine Empire, the city became the new capital of the Ottoman Empire, under the name Kostantiniyye. Islambol, meaning "full of Islam" and under which the Turks had known the city since the 11th century, was another variation on the name "Istanbul".\n\nIn the 16th and 17th centuries, the Ottoman Empire was among the world's most powerful political entities, with the powers of eastern Europe constantly threatened by its steady advance through the Balkans and the southern part of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. Its navy was also a powerful force in the Mediterranean. On several occasions, the Ottoman army invaded central Europe, laying siege to Vienna in 1529 and again in 1683 in an attempt to conquer the Habsburg domain, and was only finally repulsed by great coalitions of European powers at sea and on land. It was the only non-European power to seriously challenge the rising power of the West between the 15th and 20th centuries, to such an extent that it became an integral part of European balance of power politics.\n\nThe dissolution of the empire was a direct consequence of World War I, when the Allied Powers defeated the Central Powers in Europe as well as the Ottoman forces in the Middle East. At the end of the war, the Ottoman government collapsed and the empire was conquered and divided among the victorious powers. Subsequent years saw the declaration of new states from the remnants of the Ottoman Empire, whose central lands became the Republic of Turkey. The members of the ruling Osmanlı family were subsequently exiled from Turkey in 1923 and 1924 for political reasons. In 1974, after 50 years, the Turkish Parliament granted the right to re-acquire Turkish citizenship for the family descendants, which they all did in the following decades in a process completed by the citizenship of the head of the family, Ertuğrul Osman V in 2004.
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Biggest generally will mean 'Land-area'-wise, therefore the answer is Russia..\n"Largest" would mean the 'Population'-size, and that answer is China
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The Ottoman's were the royal family that ruled the Austro-Hungarian Empire prior to World War I.  They abdicated the throne as did many other absolute monarcy's at the end of the war.  Many countries entered an experiment with the Communist form of government, while others went on to being Democracies.  The Ottoman's were amoung the last of the Western World's absolute monarcy's.
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Its territory covered approximately the northern part of modern Iraq. However they were a mighty military empire that ruled the known world for a time. The Assyrians were known for their excessive cruelty. They seemed indestructible. Fear gripped the nations around them. Kings committed suicide instead of falling into the Assyrians' cruel hands. Yet the Babylonians defeated them at Nineveh and so ended this indestructible empire. Then Babylon was supreme until the Medes and the Persians came along. One lesson here: All empires, and in modern times super powers, rise and fall in a consistent repeating pattern. Spain was big, France was big. Great Britain was big. No more. Now the U.S. is big, but a day is coming when we will be a super power no more. \nSomebody else will be big. China? A coalition of Muslim countries? United States of Europe? We'll see, and perhaps in our own life-time.
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The Byzantine empire was booted from Egypt in the mid 7th century by the Arab armies of Islam,and yes,Spain was considered Caliphate(bieng governed by a Muslim Caliph) around this time as well.
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Which empire.  There is more than one.
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The United States never had any empire full stop.\nThey never claimed other countries as their own.
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The New World Empire,\npopulation: 6.5 billion.