39.1 Western Europe in late 1400's

A History of Europe, Key Battles

Carl Rylett

History

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🗓️ 15 September 2017

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Survey of Western European powers around 1460's, including England, France, Burgundy, Switzerland, Savoy, and the major antagonists; King Louis XI of France (pictured) and Duke Philip the Good of Burgundy

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0:40.3	The The History of Europe, Key Battles podcast is now beginning to progress beyond the Middle Ages into the so-called early modern period of Europe.
1:10.3	Of course, these terms were invented by historians, and nobody was ever aware that they were living in the middle-called early modern period of Europe. Of course, these terms were invented by historians,
1:12.9	and nobody was ever aware that they were living in the Middle Ages.
1:16.5	Looking back, Europe does look very different in the early 1500s than a couple of generations before,
1:22.0	but there was no one moment of transition from one period to another, rather a series of changes.
1:29.3	If a historian had to pick a year for the end of the Middle Ages, they might choose 1453, the year when Constantinople
1:34.8	fell to the Turks, and also the 100-year war ended. Or perhaps 1492, when Columbus discovered
1:41.5	Americas and Grenada fell to Castile and Aragon, or maybe the start of the
1:47.2	Reformation in 1517. An alternative might be 1477, the year of the Battle of Nancy and the fall of
1:55.9	an independent Burgundy, the subject of today's podcast. To get the most out of the podcast, it will be helpful if you were able to refer to maps
2:05.0	provided on the Facebook page, or the podcast blog at www.
2:09.7	www.historyeuro.net.
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