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Introduction
Turkey, which is also referred to as the Republic of Turkey is a transcontinental nation in Eurasia, majorly in Western Asia, Anatolia with a minor section being in Southeast Europe, Balkan Peninsula. The country is a secular, democratic, parliamentary republic, unitary with a cultural heritage that is very diverse. Turkey was founded in 1923 after it conquered Ottoman Empire remnants. After it was founded, the country formed secular laws that replaced the conventional religious fiats. The country joined the United Nations I 1945 and became a member of NATO in 1952. Currently, the country is famous for being a good tourist destination with so many destination varieties for tourists (Roxburgh, 2005).
International Relations
Until 1960s, the foreign policy of Turkey was majorly based on close link with the Western countries especially the US. The country was more aligned with the United States since it wanted to benefit from its economic aid as well as its military and also Turkey wanted to be accepted by the US as a democratic, secular and Western nation. It was until 1960 that Turkey began to question its foreign policy due to the augmentation of political and economical corporation with Western Europe and the economic growth that began to be visible in the Middle Eastern nations. After the Cyprus events, Turkey even more doubted its association with the United States. Turkey saw the need to protect its citizens that were then in Cyprus. In 1974, after the president of Cyprus was overthrown, a union began between Greece and Cyprus. It is these events that led Turkey to broaden its relations even though it continued to be an alley of the US.
In 1964, Turkey improved its Soviet Unions relations which led to an agreement of friendship in 1978. The country also developed good relations with Central Asia and Transcaucasian States especially those that had majorities of citizens speaking Turkish. In 1971, the country improved its relations with Islamic and Arabic worlds, China as well as Balkan nations. Despite Turkeys numerous relations with different countries, the country has been accused of having fluctuations when it comes to international issues. The country has been seen portraying policy reversals when it comes to global and regional issue. For instance in 2010 Turkey began to befriend Syria through eliminating entry visas between the two nations and conducting many top-dignitary visits. This move was said to be in an effort to obtain social and economic changes in Damascus. Unfortunately, the plan did not go as planned (Roxburgh, 2005).
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Jad Turkey
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- 3. The official name of Turkey is the republic of Turkey. Turkey is the only country that it is between Asia and Europe. The capital city in turkey is Ankara Turkey Speaks Turkish.. Turkeys flag represents for the red stands for the people bloods, and the Wight stand for crescent and the 5 points
- 5. Culture The most popular sports is soccer in Turkey . The government begs people to play soccer and in there free time people who love soccer they play in the soccer.
- 6. In 1919 the empire of Turkey was defeated. Turkey was almost not exists anymore . The empire of Turkey is Byzantine Geography
- 7. Economy In Turkey. they use Turkish money.
- 8. Did you know that Turkey stretches to 980 in west and 400 in the north? Turkey is the biggest country in Europe.
- 9. . I n the Black Sea is in the north and the Mediterranean Sea in the south and the Aegean Sea in the west.
- 10. Culture Education was very important since 1923 in Turkey. Most people in Turkey are Muslim .Turkey has 99 percent of Muslim and small of Christian and groups of Jewish. In Turkey they star with food called Mezas
- 11. Sources Title: Turkey Between east and west. Author: . Lourise R.Miller Title: Turkey Author: Many England Peer Editor: Jad and Omar Images: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Eurymedon_Bridge,_Selge,_Turkey._Pic_1 7.jpg and http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Muhammed_Ali_Do%C4%9Fan.jpg and http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:E%C3%A7e_Super_Girl.JPG and http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lira_Turkey.jpeg