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British caribbean guy react to The colour system for the Ancient Turks history reaction turkey Turks reaction caribbean british guy reacts to The History of the Turks - Every Year history reaction. We are back with another history reaction video this time we are doing a time lapse reaction. This reaction to history will be a reaction on the history of the turkic people's time lapse I hope you enjoy my map time lapse reaction as I will be doing more history reactions to other map time lapse and if you have any other history reaction video suggestions do comment it for me. i love doing language history reaction videos too and i look forward to doing more history of languages videos in the future The Turks emerged as a significant political entity in Eurasia, initially appearing on the Inner Eurasian steppes before migrating to diverse regions such as Central Asia, West Asia, Siberia, and Eastern Europe. Their exact origins remain elusive, but it's theorized that Proto-Turkic populations inhabited areas conducive to the Eurasian equestrian pastoral nomadic lifestyle. The term "Turk" gained prominence during the era of the Göktürk Khaganate, coinciding with the invention of the old Turkic script by the Göktürks themselves. Despite debates surrounding the lineage of the ruling Ashina clan, their imprint on history remains significant. While the inception of Turkic identity sparks scholarly discourse, its impact on global history is undeniable. The movements of the Turks have influenced the trajectory of Eurasian and North African peoples, acting as conduits for the exchange of Eastern and Western cultures. Moreover, their religious evolution from Tengrism to embracing and championing various foreign faiths—including Manichaeism, Judaism, Buddhism, Orthodox Christianity, Nestorian Christianity, and Islam—contributed to the dissemination and enrichment of these religions across regions.