Venice and the Ottomans
Venice emerged as the wealthiest city in Europe by the late 13th century, dominating Mediterranean commerce with its formidable naval fleet. Despite frequent conflicts with the Ottomans, Venice maintained a complex relationship that included both warfare and trade. The battle of Lepanto in 1571 marked a significant turning point, allowing Venice to reclaim its dominance temporarily, even as its power began to wane with the rise of rival states like Ragusa.In this clip
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