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How Did The Ottoman Empire Lost The Battle Of Nicopolis?

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September 25 1396 there was a military engagement between the Ottoman Empire and
European crusaders. The battle was a large international effort intended to bring a halt to rapid Turkish expansion into the Balkans but ultimately failed. But what if the Ottoman Empire lost the battle of
Nicopolis? If they did we would see very big changes on world history. The Ottoman Empire was founded in 1299 by Osman the first. The Ottoman empire had a great impact on history if it was not for them most of World War 1 would not have happened. The Ottoman empire also created the Muslim population in Europe. The Ottoman Empire also is a Muslim country so the population was mainly Muslim. The Ottoman Empire was disbanded in 1923 because of a revolution …show more content…
The wouldn't have problems with radical Islamic terrorism, but a conflict would arise in Asia due to Turkish invasion. But the US will keep minimal involvement and that would save taxpayer dollars and people will be more wealthy. The US would train guerrilla forces inside Turkey and try to topple them but ultimately cause a civil war. That is how the United States would be affected. Asia would also be affected by this alternate ending. India would be under constant threat of attacks. Turkish and Iranian forces would try to push up into Russia and cause armed conflict between the two countries. Asia would basically be like how Europe is today under constant terrorist threat and facing mass immigration problems. Making Asia mainly Muslim and eventually into an Islamic area. These are the effects that Asia will deal with. But in the end Turkey will be a lesser nation and under constant threat war and invasion. They will have little allies and large enemies and most likely be like that forever. The balkans would be a lot stronger than they are now and play a big role in world politics. Also Christianity would be very

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