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Europeans as Explorers, Conquerors & Traders History 104 / January 9, 2013

Europeans as Explorers, Conquerors & Traders History 104 / January 9, 2013. The expansion of the Ottoman Turkish empire. The fall of Constantinople, 1453 (contemporary & modern renderings). From Constantinople to Istanbul The conversion of the Hagia Sophia (I).

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Europeans as Explorers, Conquerors & Traders History 104 / January 9, 2013

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  1. Europeans as Explorers, Conquerors & TradersHistory 104 / January 9, 2013

  2. The expansion of the Ottoman Turkish empire

  3. The fall of Constantinople, 1453(contemporary & modern renderings)

  4. From Constantinople to IstanbulThe conversion of the Hagia Sophia (I)

  5. From Constantinople to IstanbulThe conversion of the Hagia Sophia (II)

  6. Suleiman the magnificentSultan of Turkey, 1520-1566

  7. The Turkish siege of Vienna, 1529

  8. Prince Henry“the Navigator”Portuguese Noble,1394-1460

  9. Bartholomeu Dias (1450-1500)Here: Dias Cross on the coast of Namibia, 1487

  10. Dias rounds theCape of Good Hope, 1488

  11. The last leg:Vasco de Gama’svoyage to India,1497-1499

  12. Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castile (married 1479)

  13. The Surrender of Granada in 1492(painted by Francisco Pradilla y Ortiz, 1882)

  14. The expulsion of theSpanish (Sephardic)Jews, 1492

  15. Ottoman Turkey receives Jewish refugees from Spain

  16. Spanish victories over centralized empires

  17. Hernán Cortés(1485-1547)Wrests Mexico from the Aztecs, 1519-21

  18. Francisco Pizarroca. 1475-1541seizes the Inca capital, Cuzco, in 1533

  19. The biological encounter across the Atlantic

  20. Martin Waldseemüller’s world map, ca. 1507

  21. “The new islands behind Spain to the East, near the country of India” (1544)

  22. Spain hauls back 300 tons of silver per year from Peru & Mexico

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