context: Turkey The young girl or Turks (in Turkish: Jön Türkler) is the union of many groups supporting the reform of administration in the Ottoman Empire. The movement led to the second constitutional era by Turkey's girl revolution. In 1889 the movement began among the military students and then extended to other sectors, and its beginning was a resistance to the absolute authority of Sultan Abdul Hamid II. When the Association and Promotion Society was founded in 1906, the association included most of Turkey's girl members. The movement built a new reality for the splits that shaped the cultural, political and artistic life of the Ottoman Empire in the last period before its abolition.
question: What is the Union of Young Turks?
answers.text: union of many groups supporting the reform of administration in the Ottoman Empire