The Turkish peoples

a. were a single, homogeneous group.

b. established a tightly structured centralized government.

c. abandoned their urban existence because of disease and economic pressures. spread Islam to southwest Asia.

d. never formed a single, homogeneous group.

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Bianca Pineda

21 July, 20:44

The Turkish peoples

a. were a single, homogeneous group.

b. established a tightly structured centralized government.

c. abandoned their urban existence because of disease and economic pressures. spread Islam to southwest Asia.

d. never formed a single, homogeneous group.

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Brenda Pollard · Answer 1

The Turkish people d. never formed a single, homogeneous group.

Explanation:

The people living in the Turkey are known as Turkish people or Anatolian Turks. Turkish is the widely spoken language in Turkey. The earliest religion of the Turkish peoples was Shamanistic.

Turkish people never formed a single, homogeneous group. Turkic ethnic groups are found mainly in Middle East. Islam was the major religion practiced in Turkey.

Turkey people follow the culture that is derived from cultures of the Eastern Mediterranean, Central Asian region, Eastern European and Caucasian traditions.

The Turkish peoplesa. were a single, homogeneous group.b. established a tightly structured centralized government.c. abandoned their urban existence because of disease and economic pressures. spread Islam to southwest Asia.d. never formed a single, homogeneous group.

The Turkish peoples

a. were a single, homogeneous group.

b. established a tightly structured centralized government.

c. abandoned their urban existence because of disease and economic pressures. spread Islam to southwest Asia.

d. never formed a single, homogeneous group.