It is more likely that the plague originally entered Europe via the Genoese trade route. Historical accounts suggest that the Black Death, caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis, spread to Europe in the mid-14th century, primarily through ships traveling from the Black Sea. Genoese merchants, who had trading connections in the region, played a significant role in the transmission of the disease, particularly after the siege of Caffa. While Venice was also a major trading hub, the evidence points more strongly to Genoese routes as the initial entry point for the plague in Europe.
Rockets were first used in Europe by the Venetian Republic during the Battle of Chioggia in 1378-1381 against the Republic of Genoa. The Venetians utilized gunpowder-filled rockets mounted on ships to defeat the Genoese fleet.
The disease reached Europe in 1347 when a fleet of Genoese ships arrived in Messina, Sicily, from Caffa, a port city on the Black Sea.
Christopher Columbus.
"[They] would give twenty, forty, fifty, a hundred ducats apiece for his picture in little." The ducat was a coin, originally Venetian but after minted in many parts of Europe which had wide circulation and was currency in most European countries in Shakespeare's day.
Which of the following best describes the condition of Europe when American entered the war
Europe
Yes. Quiche originally comes from Europe.
Germany
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Marco polo was famous for venetian merchant and adventurer Marco Polo traveled from Europe to Asia from 1271 to 1295.
The Axis contolled three quarters of Europe.
Europe