Essays on Ottoman Empire

Prince Henry issued new laws to encourage sailors to sail beyond the mapped routes and discover new trade routes to West Africa several decades ago since after the Ottoman Empire controlled Constantinople several decades ago, they blocked access to North Africa and the Red Sea…

World History I July 15, 2018 Nomadic Turk Migrations and Impacts In central Asia, the land was inhospitable. The region was semiarid and had difficult winters. The people of Central Asia were mainly pastoral nomads. They set up small settlements to allow their herds to…

This paper explores how women’s rights have evolved in Turkey through politics and culturally. The paper begins with the events influenced by women that led up to the formation of the Turkish Republic. These events include the Sultanate of Women, Decline of Ottoman Empire, and…

The Ottoman Empire: A Brief History The Ottoman Empire was a large and resilient empire; it lasted more than 600 years and was a force to be reckoned with during its Golden Age. In the early 16th century, the tenth sultan, Suleiman the Magnificent, came…

As the adviser to King Philip II of Spain, understanding the Ottoman Empire especially that of the rule of Suleyman is quite important. King Philip II of Spain is the son of the Habsburg, Charles V. Charles V had a history of failure when it…

According to Oxford Dictionary, feminism means, “the advocacy of women’s rights on the grounds of political, social, and economic equality to men”. Many believe the start of feminism began right around the time of women’s suffrage. However, there is evidence to suggest that feminism has…