<h1>Regional Spotlight: Eastern Europe</h1><h2>General Assessment</h2>The territories in Eastern Europe consisted of regions far different than we know them now. In general, the region came under the domination of the Hapsburghs, and the Ottomans through the early portion of 1399Neptune-Pluto. Poland found itself more connected with Lithuania, though it also found itself in some conflict with German knights at the beginning of the XVth century.<br />Mostly, however,  the eastern story begins with Byzantium. The western Church had been ascendant at least since the beginning of the Late Middle Ages, Neither the eastern or western Church could reconcile differences initiated at the Great Western Schism near the first quarter of 906Neptune-Pluto1398. As time moved forward western secular interests became more important than uniting east and west. With the Turks at Constantinople's doorstep, the west only offered token support....page...<h2>1399-1571, Conjunction to Lower Square</h2><h3>Seed Moment to Accumulative Critical Development Point</h3>...page...<h2>1572-1648</h2><h3>Accumulative Critical Development Point to Full Theme Recognition</h3>...page...<h2>1649-1821</h2><h3>Full Theme Recognition to Disseminating Critical Development Point</h3>This period features all types of changes that set the framework of Europe down to our time. From 1399Neptune-180-Pluto 1892 forward, Russia increasingly grew as power in Eastern Europe and in Europe in general. As one consequence, Poland found that it could no longer compete as national entity: by 1795 Poland ceased to exist. Russia and, to ...page...<h2>1822-1892</h2><h3>Disseminating Critical Development Point to Seed Moment</h3>...page...<h2>Conclusions</h2>...page...