Name: ヴェネツィアとオスマン帝国クラッシュ・コース 世界史 #19 (Venice and the Ottoman Empire: Crash Course World History #19)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T04:22:42.000Z
Duration: 10 min 12 s
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and today we’re going to talk about a relationship.

No, not that kind of relationship either.

We’re gonna talk about the relationship between a city,

and in doing so we will return t o an old theme in this show:

How studying history can make you a better boyfriend and/or girlfriend.

but you don’t really seem like an expert in how to get girls to like you.

Here’s something amazing, Me From the Past.

You know that girl, Sarah, in 10th grade who’s super super smart?

She’s like three or four leagues hotter than I am.

I’m hoping you’ll understand how one mutually beneficial relationship,

between the Venetians and the Ottomans, led to two really big deals:

I mean he wasn’t like a half-Ottoman, half-Venetian baby,

hundreds of islands at the northern tip of the Adriatic Sea,

but walking around it, you can’t help but feel that the city

is essentially a collection of floating buildings tied together by some canals.

If ever there was a place where geography was destiny,

Venice was literally built for ocean-going trade.

they didn’t have a lot of natural resources—

except for fish and mustaches— [sweet!]

so if they wanted to grow, they’d have to rely on trade.

So first, Venetians became experts in shipbuilding.

Remember that when the Crusaders needed ships

because the Venetians were famous for merchant ships like the Galley and the Cog.

they could also sail them to pleasant locales like

so the Venetians formed trade treaties, sometimes called concessions,

and then when Constantinople fell to the Ottomans and became Istanbul,

the Venetians were quick to make trade treaties with their new neighbors,

famously saying that while Istanbul had been Constantinople,

the matter of Constantinople getting the works was

Venice had experience trading with the Islamic world:

It initially established itself as the biggest European power

thanks to its trade with Egypt’s sultan in the

especially since it masks the taste of spoiled meat,

which most meat was in the days before refrigeration.

the Egyptian merchants were not so welcome in …

because the Egyptians imported it from India and controlled both the overland and oversea

And when others cited moral or religious opposition to trade,

…which is why the whole freaking town is made of marble.

To avoid the sticky situation of having to consort with the heathen Egyptians,

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It’s also home to this church, which includes some bronze horses

you may remember that were looted from Constantinople.

the author of the Gospel According to St. Mark,

who had once been the bishop of Alexandria, in Egypt.

So naturally, he died there and was buried there in Egypt,

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