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5 Mustafa Kemal, commander of the Ottoman Empire, was sent by the Sultan to handle the uprising. However, instead of stopping the movement, he slowly became the leader of the movement. First step of Mustafa Kemal's increasing power in Anatolia.
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Mustafa Kemal, commander of the Ottoman Empire, was sent by the Sultan to handle the uprising. However, instead of stopping the movement, he slowly became the leader of the movement. First step of Mustafa Kemal's increasing power in Anatolia.
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4 The Assembly included members of the Ottoman parliament as well as representatives of local resistance groups. The local resistance groups wanted Mustafa Kamal as their President. This is the first time that Mustafa Kamal was officially declared President.
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2 Atatürk and his army entered Istanbul where the British forces were in control. They successfully take control of Istanbul. People begin to recognize Atatürk as their leader and the sultanate becomes less powerful.
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1 The signing of the Armistice of Mundanya marked the end of the Greco-Turkish War and portrayed Atatürk as a leader and as a saviour for the Turkish people.
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3 The Grand Assembly terminated the sultanate and divided the caliphate. As a result, the caliphate lost its political power and instead became a religious authority. This gave Mustafa Kamal all the power, making him the leader of Turkey
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