The balance of power in Central and Eastern Europe was reshaped at the end of the seventeenth and beginning of the eighteenth centuries because of the loss of power of:

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The Ottoman empire was losing power during this time period, which allowed for other European powers to expand their influence and territory in Central and Eastern Europe. This included Austria and Russia, which both gained significant territory and power during this time. Prussia also emerged as a major power, but this was due to its own expansion rather than the decline of the Ottoman empire. France was not as involved in the reshaping of power in this region during this time period.

The Balance of Power in Central and Eastern Europe Was