The country that came to be called conventionally the "sick man of Europe" in the eighteenth century was
A) the Ottoman Empire.
B) the Austrian Empire.
C) the Russian Empire.
D) the Persian Empire.

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The Ottoman Empire was commonly referred to as the "sick man of Europe" in the eighteenth century, reflecting its weakened state and internal turmoil. The empire faced numerous challenges, including military conflicts, economic decline, and political instability, which contributed to its decline and eventual dissolution in the twentieth century.

The Country That Came to Be Called Conventionally the "Sick