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POLITICAL POWERS OF EARLY MODERN EUROPE IN 15 TH -16 TH CENTURY Ottoman empire Habsburg Spain Habsburg Monarchy Kingdom of Portugal Dutch Republic Early modern France Early modern Italy Early modern Sweden Early modern Romania Kingdom of Hungary Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth By: Andrew Scott

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Page 1: Political powers of early modern europe

POLITICAL POWERS OF

EARLY MODERN EUROPEIN 15TH-16TH CENTURY

•Ottoman empire

•Habsburg Spain

•Habsburg Monarchy

•Kingdom of Portugal

•Dutch Republic

•Early modern France

•Early modern Italy

•Early modern Sweden

•Early modern Romania

•Kingdom of Hungary

•Polish-Lithuanian

Commonwealth

By: Andrew

Scott

Page 2: Political powers of early modern europe

POLITICAL POWERS OF EARLY MODERN EUROPEIN 15TH-16TH CENTURY CONT.

•At the pinnacle of the Ottoman Empire, which was

in the 16th and 17th centuries, they ranged three

continents (Southwestern Europe, Western Asia,

and North Africa).

• Habsburg Spain relates to 16th to 17th century

Spain, in which at the height of their rule had

territory in The East Indies, Americas, parts of

modern day France and Germany as well as

Portugal.

•The Kingdom of Portugal survived from 1139 to

1910. At one time they had possession of colonies

all over the world including the largest being Brazil.

•Polish-Lithuanian commonwealth was a dualist

monarchy from 1569 to 1795. In the 16th- 17th

centuries they had a population around 11 million.