The Crossroad of the Civilizations - The Historical Context of "Mediterranism"
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Spanish Universal Monarchy, Ottoman Empire, Mediterranean Sea, The West and EastAbstract
The sixteenth century is the century of the ambitious policy of the Spanish universal monarchy, which not only illuminated the medieval "Europe asleep in darkness" with the brilliance of American gold. The glorious eras of El Escorial and Velazquez, Lope de Vega and Cervantes allowed members of the Spanish branch of the Habsburg dynasty to exercise, in addition to political and geographical grounds, socio-cultural advantages on the main Mediterranean stage of world history.
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