The Newcomers | The Old Regimes

Significant new players were emerging onto the international stage throughout the first half of the eighteenth century.

The most important of these would be Prussia and Russia. Two once-powerful states would suffer as a result: Poland and the Ottoman Turks.

The result would be a series of diplomatic and far-reaching political changes and growing international instability.

Possibly Related History:

1. Other States of Western Europe | The Old Regimes
2. The Established Powers | The Old Regimes
3. Summary | The Late Middle Ages in Eastern Europe