Two reasons off the top of my head would be the fact that the Muslims or the Ottoman Empire not to mention the Mongolian raiders made travel hard for caravans of European traders...often attacking them and stealing their goods or leveling high taxes on goods going through their territories. OR BOTH...
No. The 1600s is a decade (in fact 1601-1610), and is the first decade of the 17th century.The 16th century is the years 1501-1600. This is because there is no year 0 in the common calendar, so the first century begins in the year 1 AD/CE. Add 1500 and fifteen respectively, and the 16th century starts in 1501. That's how to remember it.Sometimes historians (especially in economic history) speak of a "long sixteenth century" spanning c.1470-1620 (or c.1470-1640),a period distinguished by growing population, rising prices, economic resurgence and the strengthening of national monarchies in Europe and coming between the late medieval crisis (1315-1470) and the "seventeenth-century crisis" (1620/40-1740).
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The city of Rome developed in Italy, roughly in the middle of the peninsula about fifteen miles inland from the Tyrrhenian sea.
Yes, Nero was a very popular emperor with the common Roman people. It was the aristocrats who hated him and its from this class of Roman society that we get all the negative things about him. There are many reasons for this hatred of Nero by the upper class. However the common people liked the idea of an emperor making public appearances and to them Nero was "one of the boys" and not some remote being on the Palatine hill. For five years after his death the common people brought flower to his tomb and fifteen years after his death an impostor, claiming to be Nero, raised an army in Parthia and almost started a war.
Florence.
The beginning of the fifteen century.
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Google.com i believe, he is a site model from european!? ~ Yes, he's a European site model. He's fifteen years old.
curry first arrived in the UK in the late sixteenth century (the fifteen hundreds)
"Fifteen Streets" was written by Catherine Cookson and published in 1989. It is a novel set in the North East of England during the early 20th century, exploring themes of social class, family, and relationships.
Sie sind fünfzehn is the translation in German. It is translated from English to German. German is mostly spoken in the European countries.
There were no photographs in the 16th century. Photography was not developed (you'll pardon the pun) until the 19th century.
Go to a search engine like Yahoo! or Google and type in the search box "16th century pictures." You will find pictures you can use.
We have very few works in English from the 15th century, the most significant of which is probably the works of Sir Thomas Malory. They had little effect on subsequent writing.
15+15+15+15=60
Fifteen feet is fifteen feet long.