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Q: Is it true for five hundred years the people of balkans were ruled by the Turks?
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For five hundred years the people of the balkans were ruled by the?

Macedonians


Who ruled the balkans for nerly 500 years?

Turks And yur welcome !


What group of people defeated the Arabs in the tenth century and ruled for 400 yrs?

The Ottoman Turks defeated the Arabs in the 10th century and ruled for 400 years.


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Who did the Turks occupy for 500 years?

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in the world studies eastern hemisphere textbook it says "for hundreds of years,the Ottoman Empire, based in turkey ruled much of the balkins" (world studies eastern hemisphere pg. 320)