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It forced the Ottomans to rebuild their Janissary corps because so many were killed. It revealed the potential disloyalty of Janissary forces, leading to the demise of the system. It led the sultans to turn to Egypt as a source of new Janissary recruits. It demonstrated the danger of relying on the Turkish nobility for defense, thus encouraging the development of the Janissary system.

It forced the Ottomans to rebuild their Janissary corps because so many were killed.
It revealed the potential disloyalty of Janissary forces, leading to the demise of the system.
It led the sultans to turn to Egypt as a source of new Janissary recruits.
It demonstrated the danger of relying on the Turkish nobility for defense, thus encouraging the development of the Janissary system.
What effect did the Battle of Ankara have on the Janissary system?
From Lesson 276:17.4 Review Questions·World History 1

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