How did mustafa kemal ataturk change turkey after world war i? a. he made the government more democratic and modern while unifying the turkish nation. b. he established a communist government and worked to make turkey more like the soviet union. c. he increased the religious influences in the government and gave tribal leaders control of turkish regions. d. he transformed the democratic government into a dictatorship and established an alliance between turkey and the axis powers.

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