Nationalist movements in the Ottoman Empire Resulted in

a. Growth and a stronger empire.

b. Independence or self-rule for many territories.

c. New alliances with many european nations.

d. A smaller but more stable empire.

e. User: nationalist movements in the ottoman empire resulted in

Answer:- b. Independence or self-rule for many territories. 

Ottoman Empire had been controlled by Southeastern Europe and Northern Africa. The empire was formed by Turkish tribes. The empire grew into the most influential and strongest states in the world.

The correct answer is:

Option B. Independence or self-rule for many territories.

In the late 1800s, the nationalist movement affected the Ottoman territory. This caused the individual groups or shares to rebel and protest in contradiction of the Ottoman Empire.

The Greeks and Egyptians all won their independence at this time.

Nationalism produced the weakening of the Ottoman Empire, such that in the first movement Balkans protested against the Empire, and in the second movement, the empire was destroyed completely.

Therefore, Option B is correct.