Which of the following does NOT describe the significance of Ottomanism in the early twentieth century?

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The significance of Ottomanism in the early twentieth century is that it provided the foundations for Turkism, but it was not challenged by European nationalist independence movements. Option A is true as variants of Ottomanism remained popular among the majority of Ottomans despite all the unrest from religious, cultural, and nationalist movements. Option B is also true as commitment to Ottomanism posed a major problem for the CUP: it called for a de-emphasis of religious differences, which undermined the Islamic basis on which the Ottoman Empire had long been legitimized.

Which of the Following Does NOT Describe the Significance of Ottomanism