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| - In all probability, the world wouldn't have changed much, had it not been for a change in power. In 1505, the War of the League of Cambrai, starting out as a simple war between Portugal, and an Indian state, escalated when Venice and the ottoman empire entered against Portugal. Soon after, more alliances were made (mostly stemming form conflicts in the past, and countries seeking revenge). The war led to two distinct sides. The League of Cambrai, consisting of The Papal States, France, the Holy Roman Empire, Spain, Portugal, Venice and Scotland, Versus England, the Ottoman Empire, the Duchy of Milan, the Duchy of Modena and the Duchy of Ferrara. The war ended after the Spanish sent their navy for an invasion of England. it was a horrendous, miserable faliure, but enough to draw English tro
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| - In all probability, the world wouldn't have changed much, had it not been for a change in power. In 1505, the War of the League of Cambrai, starting out as a simple war between Portugal, and an Indian state, escalated when Venice and the ottoman empire entered against Portugal. Soon after, more alliances were made (mostly stemming form conflicts in the past, and countries seeking revenge). The war led to two distinct sides. The League of Cambrai, consisting of The Papal States, France, the Holy Roman Empire, Spain, Portugal, Venice and Scotland, Versus England, the Ottoman Empire, the Duchy of Milan, the Duchy of Modena and the Duchy of Ferrara. The war ended after the Spanish sent their navy for an invasion of England. it was a horrendous, miserable faliure, but enough to draw English troops to the south. The Scots then entered the war, and defeated the English at the Battle of Flooden Field. Due to this, the English soon quit the war. The Papal States suceeded in occupying the Duchies of Ferrara, Modena, and Milan. The Ottoman Empire remained generally unaffected from the war. They generally expanded the same as OTL. After the war, the English focused their attention of what would be the English Royal Navy. The French, and Scots followed suit, and the Spaniards rebuilt theirs, and so did every other European power. Then, a new discovery was made. The Portuguese discovered the New World in 1528. An expedition lead by Estêvão da Gama (the son of The famous explorer who discovered an oceanic route to India) landed in OTL South America during a planned expedition to circumnavigate the globe. However, He landed on the Pacific Side of the continent, (later to be named "South Gamania"), due to the fact that the route was planned to take him around that way. The explorers soon came in contact with the local Incans. He would also make three more expeditions. of the first two, The former discovered The OTL Isthmus of Panama, and the latter discovered the Strait of Gamania (OTL Strait of Magellan). his last expedition (in 1535) was not so much an expedition, but, rather, a military conquest. It was an easy fight however, due to smallpox and malaria that spread rapidly through the population. The colony of New Portugal was founded in that same year.
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