Question

question 19
5 pts
tanzimat
modern reforms meant to help the ottomans catch up to the europeans
the greatest sultan since suleiman - allied with napoleon, defeated austria at austerlitz
new artistic style that mixed traditional ottoman dancing with modern european musical structures
the policy towards the arabian and jewish provinces which had independence in the ottoman empire

Explanation:

The Tanzimat was a period of modernizing reforms in the Ottoman Empire. These reforms aimed to adopt Western - style administrative, legal, and military systems to catch up with European powers. The option "modern reforms meant to help the ottoman's catch up to the europeans" correctly identifies the nature of Tanzimat. The other options are incorrect: there is no such sultan as described in the second option; Tanzimat was not about an artistic style (third option); and it was not a policy specifically towards Arabian and Jewish provinces for independence (fourth option).

Answer:

modern reforms meant to help the ottoman's catch up to the europeans