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Episode Summary "Strategic Consequences for Europe"
- Timeline of Constantinople's Fall reaching the courts of Europe
- Reactions in Venice, Rome, Paris, and the Holy Roman Empire
- Duke of Burgundy attempts to start up another Crusade
- Silk Trade route consequences
- Age of Exploration spurred on by Ottoman Conquest of Constantinople
- Europeans Poles, Hungarians, Serbians, and Wallachians and Roman/Italian states brace for war against the Ottoman Empire int he Balkans
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