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The Lausanne Peace Conference (Preparations for the Conference - Beginning of Negotiations and the First Period - Interruption of the Conference and Important Events in Turkey - Second Period of the Conference and Signing of the Treaty - Evaluation of the Lausanne Peace Treaty - Important Conditions of the Lausanne Peace Treaty - The Achievements of Lausanne.
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The Proclamation of the Republic and Reactions; Abolition of the Caliphate (Emergence of the Caliphate Problem and Events Preparing the Abolition of the Caliphate.
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The Progressive Republican Party and the Sheikh Said Rebellion (Establishing the Progressive Republican Party; The Sheikh Said Rebellion and the Law on the Maintenance of Order; Closure of the Progressive Republican Party; Izmir Assassination Attempt) The Free Republican Party and the Menemen Incident; The Atatürk-İnönü Split.
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A General Overview of the Revolutions and Their Objectives An Overview; Innovations in Law (A Brief Assessment of the Ottoman Legal System); The 1924 Constitution; The Adoption of the Turkish Civil Code; The Adoption of Other Fundamental Laws; Women''''s Rights. Revolutions in Social Life (Modernization in Dress and Attire: The Law on the Wearing of Hats; The Closure of Dervish Lodges, Zawiyas, and Tombs; The Adoption of International Time, Calendar, Numbers, Measurements, and Weekends; The Adoption of the Surname Law; Developments in Healthcare).
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Revolutions in Education and Culture; A Look at the Pre-Republican Education System; The Radical Transformation of the Education and Training System: The Law on the Unification of Education; The Adoption of the New Turkish Alphabet; A New Understanding of History and Language; From Darülfünun to Istanbul University; Fine Arts.
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Developments in the Economic Sector; The Late Ottoman Economy; The Turkish Economic Congress and Its Results; Economic Activities in the Early Years of the Republic; The Implementation of Etatism Transition.
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Atatürk''''s Principles (REPUBLICANISM, POPULARISM, NATIONALISM) Atatürk''''s Principles (SECULARISM, STATISM, REVOLUTIONARISM) and complementary principles.
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Midterm Exam.
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Turkish Foreign Policy during the War of Independence (1919-1923).
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Turkish Foreign Policy during the Mustafa Kemal Atatürk Era (1923-1938).
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İsmet İnönü Era (1938-1950).
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Adnan Menderes Era (1950-1960).
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The 1960 Coup d''''état and its aftermath (1960-1971).
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Memorandum of March 12, 1971, the coup d''''état of September 12, 1980 and its aftermath (1971-1990).
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