What is the Sanjak System 7 A A method of conquest employed by the Ottoman Empire during the 16th century B (B) experience before ascending to the throne. Practice of sending Shahzadah to a province to govern so that he could gain some ruling C An administrative principle centered on the separation of cities based on the religion of their population D A federation-like ruling system based on division of the provinces

The Sanjak System refers to an administrative principle centered on the separation of cities based on the religion of their population. This system was used during the Ottoman Empire to manage and govern its vast territories. The Sanjaks were administrative divisions, and each was headed by a Sanjak-bey, who was usually a military officer. The Sanjaks were often based on ethnic or religious communities, such as the Sanjak of Rum (Byzantine) or the Sanjak of Anatolia. This system allowed the Ottoman Empire to manage its diverse population and maintain control over its territories.