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But, after these restrictions were removed in the
sixteenth
century, and up until their extermination in the nineteenth century, the Janissaries became extremely powerful in Istanbul (and even established their own dynasty in Egypt).
The arrival of silver from the New World in the
sixteenth
century triggered sustained inflation.
Tiberius Claudius Nero could not have dined on strawberries and cream during the first century BC, because nobody thought to put those two items together until the Tudor courtier Cardinal Thomas Wolsey’s cooks served it in the
sixteenth
century.
In the
sixteenth
century, Spain emerged as a superpower following its conquest of South America.
In fact, one might just as well set the accident in the
sixteenth
century, when the Habsburg Emperor hung on to the Southern Netherlands (today’s Belgium) while the Protestant northern provinces broke away.
For a long time, blasphemy laws were considered an unfortunate legacy of efforts in England during the religious struggles of the
sixteenth
and seventeenth centuries to suppress deviant interpretations of scripture among Christians.
Russian-Polish suspicions and disagreements date back to the
sixteenth
century, when Poland was the far greater power; indeed, the Grand Duchy of Moscow was a backwater.
Europeans carried diseases to the Americas in the fifteenth and
sixteenth
centuries that destroyed up to 95% of the indigenous population.
This imperative was evident in England’s pursuit of Flanders in the
sixteenth
and seventeenth centuries; in the economic and military pursuit of Britain by the US and Germany in the late nineteenth century; and in the rise of Japan, the East Asian Tigers, and China in the twentieth century.
It tried and failed to impose its intolerance on its dominions in the Low Countries in the
sixteenth
century.
In the
sixteenth
century, control of colonies and gold bullion gave Spain the edge; seventeenth-century Holland profited from trade and finance; eighteenth-century France gained from its larger population and armies; and nineteenth-century British power rested on its industrial primacy and its navy.
In the
sixteenth
and seventeenth centuries, Europe endured horrific religious wars, but Christendom was mostly united when it began to confront the threat posed by an expanding Ottoman Empire.
It is doubtful that the great expansion of intercontinental trade in the
sixteenth
and seventeenth centuries would have been possible without the incentives that states provided, such as monopoly charters.
The first has been around for centuries: the social divisions that trace their origins back to the European conquest over Native Americans in the
sixteenth
century.
Creditors have known this since at least the
sixteenth
century, when Spain’s King Philip II became the world’s first known serial sovereign defaulter.
Life Made to OrderMELBOURNE – In the
sixteenth
century, the alchemist Paracelsus offered a recipe for creating a living being that began with putting sperm into putrefying “venter equinus.”
A former Jesuit, Bergoglio was raised in a religious order – founded in the
sixteenth
century to oppose the Protestant Reformation – that is known for its power inside the church and its desire for wider political influence.
Prior to that, the last great Sunni-Shia battle in the Middle East involved near-constant war between the Sunni Ottoman Empire and Iran’s Shia Safavid Empire during the
sixteenth
and seventeenth centuries.
In the
sixteenth
century, control of colonies and gold bullion gave Spain the edge; seventeenth-century Holland profited from trade and finance; eighteenth-century France gained from its larger population and armies; and nineteenth-century British power rested on industrial and naval primacy.
A traditional example is the tea ceremony, which was developed in Japan in the late
sixteenth
century.
PRINCETON – In terms of global economic leadership, the twentieth century was American, just as the nineteenth century was British and the
sixteenth
century was Spanish.
That story begins in 1923 with the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, which, at its peak in the
sixteenth
and seventeenth centuries, controlled much of southeastern Europe, western Asia, and North Africa.
But, ever since the
sixteenth
century, the center has played the main role in shaping Russian history, and now looks to be no different.
Similarly, Spain ran persistent deficits in the
sixteenth
and seventeenth centuries, paid for by Andean silver.
This was true of Roman-Indian trade in the first and second centuries, and of the age of European exploration in the
sixteenth
century.
Likewise, Portugal’s heyday of global power in the fifteenth and
sixteenth
centuries passed quickly when Christian fanaticism became the empire’s driving political force.
Information revolutions always have profound socioeconomic and political consequences – witness the dramatic effects of Gutenberg’s printing press on Europe in the fifteenth and
sixteenth
centuries.
As a result, America’s indigenous populations declined by some 90% in the
sixteenth
and seventeenth centuries.
Through tales of hosting foreign guests at his manor in Chobielin to his retelling of Poland’s great military victories in the
sixteenth
and seventeenth centuries, Sikorski proves always willing to defend Poland’s good name.
During a previous period of urban-based dynamism, in the early
sixteenth
century, rich merchant families built low-rent housing that was then allocated to the poor.
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