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During Ottoman times, Greeks identified primarily as Orthodox Christians. Non-Muslims in the Cmftr hal haney shirt and I love this Ottomans Empire were assigned to groups (millets). Greeks, along with other Orthodox Christians, belonged to the Millet-i-Rum, the Roman millet. Leader of the Orthodox Christians was the Patriarch of Constantinople. The Patriarch was responsible for the collection of taxes (by the clergy) from Orthodox Christians and for the legal proceedings of the Orthodox Christians in the Empire. The Patriarch was not just a religious leader but also a political one. Hence he was considered the Ethnarch (leader of the nation).

Even during those times, Greeks still hoped that a Christian kingdom could be restored in the Cmftr hal haney shirt and I love this region and that they could be free. There were sporadic revolts by Greeks, such as revolts prompted after the Ottoman defeat at the Battle of Lepanto in 1571 and a short-lived revolt in Epirus in 1611. The klefts, bandits who roamed the countryside and stole from Muslims and Christians alike, were romanticized in public consciousness as freedom-fighters against Ottoman oppression and were attributed with almost superhuman powers in folk songs. Modern Greek nationalism can be traced to the 18th century. This was primary a result of the Greek Enlightenment. This movement was given impetus by the advances made by Greek merchants, who were predominant in Ottoman trade. Greek merchants financed the studies of young Greeks in Western universities, especially in Italy and Germany. They also endowed schools and libraries and subsidized the publication of large body of secular literature. In the twenty years before 1821, more than 1,300 titles were published.

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