It was Suleyman I, also called Suleyman the Magnificent.
He captured Belgrade in 1521. He even laid a siege to Vienna in 1529, but he didn't win. Still - Vienna is pretty far, and this means all the areas UNTIL Vienna were taken by him- a huge portion of Europe!
Maritime trade expanded the old world and the new world it was a form of access to all parts of the known world at the time. For example, the ancient Chinese were able to send silk to the Roman Empire in exchange for glass. If you know anything about maps that’s pretty far away. One positive impact was the exchange in technology, goods, and advancements. Negative impacts can be diseases( the Black Plague), warfare, and lead to border conflict.
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There had been several wars between the two empires in the years preceding the French-Indian war – King William’s War of 1689–97, Queen Anne’s War of 1702-13 and King George’s War of 1744 – 48, all American aspects of European wars – and tensions remained. By 1754 Britain controlled nearly one and a half million colonists, France around only 75,000 and expansion was pushing the two closer together, increasing the stress.
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