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Senga on X: "✓When the Ottoman Empire boycotted trade with the west & closed the routes, the closure initiated the Age of Discovery ( 1453-1660 CE) marked by European explorers taking to
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If the Ottoman Empire didn't block Western Europe's eastern trade routes, how much longer would it have taken the Americas to be discovered? - Quora
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Was the Ottoman Empire aware of European efforts to find direct trade routes to bypass Ottoman Empire controlled lands and seaways to prevent paying for access through those lands and if they
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Varangian Chronicler on X: "The Ottoman Empire continued to expand to dominate the Balkans & Middle East & become a first rate power. Their control of the trade routes helping spark the
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