Rise Of The Ottoman Empire And Habsburg Empire
The Ottoman Empire and Habsburg Empire were two well known empires of the 1400’s and 1500’s. The rise of these two once great empires contributed to an important part of this time period in history and is still well talked about about in the modern day history world. There were very many conflicts between these two powerful empires which over time lead to a mass bloodshed war between these empires. In this essay I will analyze these to great powers including comparing and contrasting them. I will compare and contrast their economic and military rivalries also how the rise of these empires contributed to to one of the first stages to globalization. I will also analyze and break down the pros and cons of living in these two empires. The
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Charles V was forced to focus his attention on what most part of Europe believe was an Ottoman-Muslim threat. It all turned for the worst in 1534 when France wanted to drive the Habsburgs out of Italy and joined forces with the Ottoman. This alliance put western Europe in freight because of the Ottomans strong military advances against the Christians in eastern Europe and the western Mediterranean played an important role in European politics. The Ottoman and the Habsburgs had a lot of similarities and differences with their Culture, economics, military and etc. Both empires built palaces and had festivities to either show their wealth or to honor their respective religions. The Ottoman empire arts as in portraits, book illustrations, and miniatures was only for the palace and wealthy households and was in privacy from the middle class and lower. Different from the Ottomans, the Habsburg arts was for the society because they was spreading the catholic faith. The Ottomans used their military power and fiscalism as the foundation of their wealth and agriculture seemed more important than manufacture and commerce. The Ottomans continued with the plan of territorial expansion, traditional monopolies and agriculture beliefs. The Habsburg economy was more tied to the catholic religion. The Habsburg had mines in the mid-1500’s for silver, lead, and iron for a part of their
Charles V was forced to focus his attention on what most part of Europe believe was an Ottoman-Muslim threat. It all turned for the worst in 1534 when France wanted to drive the Habsburgs out of Italy and joined forces with the Ottoman. This alliance put western Europe in freight because of the Ottomans strong military advances against the Christians in eastern Europe and the western Mediterranean played an important role in European politics. The Ottoman and the Habsburgs had a lot of similarities and differences with their Culture, economics, military and etc. Both empires built palaces and had festivities to either show their wealth or to honor their respective religions. The Ottoman empire arts as in portraits, book illustrations, and miniatures was only for the palace and wealthy households and was in privacy from the middle class and lower. Different from the Ottomans, the Habsburg arts was for the society because they was spreading the catholic faith. The Ottomans used their military power and fiscalism as the foundation of their wealth and agriculture seemed more important than manufacture and commerce. The Ottomans continued with the plan of territorial expansion, traditional monopolies and agriculture beliefs. The Habsburg economy was more tied to the catholic religion. The Habsburg had mines in the mid-1500’s for silver, lead, and iron for a part of their