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1. Marco Polo
   ... They left from China and took the princess to Iran, and then they took a ship to Constantinople, then to Venice, arriving home in 1295. ...
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2. The Crusades
   ... The results of this Crusade were that the Crusades broke apart in 1204, some Christians were sent to Venice, and Constantinople was in ruins and the greeks ...
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3. bzyt archtecture
   ... Mark at Venice. After its occupation by the Crusaders in 1204, Constantinople partly lost its character and at the same time the farreaching influence of its ...
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4. The Crusades: Major Battles and Effects
   ... The original plan if the Fourth Crusade to meet in Venice and ship hosts ... capturing Zara, the Venetians urged to take control over the city of Constantinople. ...
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5. Marco Polo
   ... When Marco Polo had left Venice to go China with his father and uncle in 1254, he was only an infant and they had stopped at Constantinople for 7 years trading ...
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6. Marco Polo and his travels through Asia
   Marco Polo was born in Venice, Italy in 1254. ... When Marco was just six years old, his father sailed off to Istanbulthen called Constantinople and didnamp39t come ...
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7. crusades
   ... out. The crusaders were diverted from Venice to Constantinople to ward off an attack. The outtake was a massacre on the Christians. ...
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8. Crusades
   ... out. The crusaders were diverted from Venice to Constantinople to ward off an attack. The outtake was a massacre on the Christians. ...
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9. Byzantine Empire
   ... played a key role in the capture of Constantinople by Western forces. This conquest occurred partly because merchants from the Italian city of Venice wanted to ...
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10. The Events Leading to the Renaissance
    ... He ruled the Mediterranean Sea and the capitol of his empire was Constantinople. ... captured Barcelona, took control of Pyrenees, took control of Venice, and took ...
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11. A Rose For Emily
    ... On a larger scale, the major European powers and the rising Italian cities Genoa, Pisa, and Venice saw the ... The armies were to meet in Constantinople. ...
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12. crusades
    ... On a larger scale, the major European powers and the rising Italian cities Genoa, Pisa, and Venice saw the ... The armies were to meet in Constantinople. ...
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13. European Crusades
    ... On a larger scale, the major European powers and the rising Italian cities Genoa, Pisa, and Venice saw the ... The armies were to meet in Constantinople. ...
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14. Analysis of the First Crusade
    ... On a larger scale, the major European powers and the rising Italian cities Genoa, Pisa, and Venice saw the ... The armies were to meet in Constantinople. ...
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15. Crusades
    ... The few survivors retreated to Constantinople and joined the second wave of ... countries, including Italy and several of its cities Genoa, Venice and Pisa ...
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16. Crusades A paper
    ... The few survivors retreated to Constantinople and joined the second wave of ... countries, including Italy and several of its cities Genoa, Venice and Pisa ...
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17. Black Death
    ... Another example, the disease was in Constantinople, which is an important trading ... As a result, the epidemic reached many countries, such as Venice, who lost a ...
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18. CRUSADES
    ... benefited from the fall of Constantinople and the surrounding area. The Renaissance eventually spawned from this area of Italy, and Venice eventually were ...
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19. A Room with a View
    ... including Greece, Rome, Athens, Delphi, Acropolis, Blue Sea, Parnassus, Constantinople, etc ... on an account explains that due to a catastrophe in Venice, she fled ...
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20. Crusades
    ... benefited from the fall of Constantinople and the surrounding area. The Renaissance eventually spawned from this area of Italy, and Venice eventually were ...
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21. Humanism and Classicism
    ... The fall of Constantinople resulted in the loss of many classics previously mentioned ... Both the republican elites of Florence and Venice and the ruling families ...
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22. Candide and the Enlightenment
    ... In Venice, Candide was not able to find Cacambo for many weeks. ... at dinner, Cacambo came and informed Candide that Cunegonde awaited him in Constantinople. ...
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23. Crusades
    ... The western Catholic Church, which was located in Rome and the Eastern Church, based in Constantinople. ... This city was a trading rival of Venice. ...
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24. mongol
    ... Marco Polo was imprisoned enroute to Genoa because Genoa and Venice were at ... areas as far as the Middle East and Western Europe and Constantinople began trading ...
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25. Candide: Analysis of Characters Pangloss, Cacambo, and Martin
    ... He travels with Candide to Venice after Candide chooses him as the \ampquotmost ... He ends up living on Candide\amp39s farm near Constantinople and debating philosophy with ...
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26. imperialism in egypt
    ... Roman style, and had half the grain shipments from Alexandria shipped to Constantinople. ... wheat that had fed the people of Istanbul, however Venice was almost ...
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27. Politics and War Chronology
    ... The capture of Constantinople by Turks leads to large numbers of teachers, scholars, and ... to leave by an alliance of Spain, the Empire, England, Venice and Milan ...
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28. What were the Crusades
    ... including many Greek sources such as the works of Plato, from Constantinople and he ... of war in 1467, pitting Florence, Milan, and Naples against Venice and her ...
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