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9 April, 23:39

The Ottoman Empire

(A) refused to accept foreign loans.

(B) resisted economic reforms.

(C) supported policies that benefited local artisans.

(D) saw trade between non-Muslims and European merchants.

(E) increased agricultural profits in the nineteenth century.

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