History of Europe

• What was allied with Germany during world war 1?

  1. Austria-Hungary: Austria-Hungary was a close ally of Germany during World War I. The two countries had a long history of cooperation and mutual support, and their alliance was formalized in the Dual Alliance of 1879. Austria-Hungarys entry into the war in 1914, following the assassination of Arch

• Which countries were involved in the middle passage?

  European Countries Involved:- Portugal- Spain- England- France- NetherlandsAfrican Countries Involved:- Portuguese and Spanish colonies in Africa (e.g., Angola, Mozambique, Guinea, Senegal)- Senegambia- Sierra Leone- Gold Coast (Ghana)- Bight of Benin- Bight of Biafra- Cameroon- Gabon- Congo- Angola

• When did World in Conflict happen?

  World in Conflict is a real-time tactics video game developed by Massive Entertainment and published by Ubisoft for Microsoft Windows and Xbox 360 in September 2007.

• What European countries came to dominate Latin America in 1600s-1700s?

  The European countries that came to dominate Latin America in the 1600s-1700s were Spain and Portugal.

• What happened to the Russian monarchy?

  The Russian monarchy came to an end with the abdication of Nicholas II on March 15, 1917 (Julian calendar), during the February Revolution. Several factors contributed to the downfall of the monarchy:1. Growing Discontent: Over the years, there had been increasing dissatisfaction among the Russian p

• How did World War 2 affect European colonial powers like Great Britain?

  1. Decline of Imperial Prestige: - WWII exposed the vulnerability and limitations of European colonial powers, leading to a loss of prestige and credibility in the eyes of their colonies and the global community.2. Acceleration of Independence Movements: - The war-induced challenges faced by col

• What effect did D-Day have on Europe?

  The D-Day landings on June 6, 1944, were a major turning point in World War II and had numerous significant effects on Europe:1. Liberation of France: D-Day marked the beginning of the liberation of France from Nazi German occupation. Allied forces, primarily from the United States, the United Kingd

• Who led the allied powers of World War I?

  David Lloyd George (Britain)Georges Clemenceau (France)Vittorio Emanuele Orlando (Italy)Woodrow Wilson (United States)

• Why did Charlemagnes empire dissolve after his death?

  The dissolution of Charlemagnes empire after his death in 814 can be attributed to various factors:Succession Crisis:- Charlemagne had multiple sons, but his preferred successor, Louis the Pious, faced challenges from his brothers and their supporters, leading to civil wars and divisions within the

• Who was the first french king?

  The first King of France was Clovis I (c. 466 – 27 November 511), who reigned over the Salian Franks from 481 to his death.

• What was the first European country in Latin America to declare Independence?

  No country in Latin America is European. Brazil was the first country to declare independence from Portugal in 1822.

• Who had more control over the spanish inquisition pope or king?

  King.The Spanish Inquisition was a tribunal established in Spain in 1478 by King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella with the initial purpose of maintaining Catholic orthodoxy in their kingdoms. It was abolished in 1834. While the Pope did have some influence over the Inquisition, the Spanish monarchs had

• What is a major goal of France and great Britain at the conference Versailles following world war 1?

  Answer: To weaken Germany Justification: France and Great Britain sought to weaken Germany’s military and economic power to prevent and future acts of aggression.

• Why did Venice hijack the fourth crusade?

  Venice did not hijack the Fourth Crusade. The Republic of Venice was contracted to transport the crusaders to the Holy Land, but due to a change in leadership and political alliances, the crusaders were diverted to Constantinople, leading to the sack of the city in 1204.

• How did crusades impact on world history?

  1. Religious conflict:* The Crusades escalated tensions between Christians and Muslims, leading to prolonged religious conflict in the region.2. Cultural Exchange:* Interaction with different cultures led to cultural exchange, influencing areas such as art, architecture, literature, and science.3. D

• At the Paris conference where did Britain ask for control of former German colonies?

  Britain did not ask for control of former German colonies at the Paris conference, but asked for colonies in Africa.

• What was the negative impact that fourth crusade had on Christian world?

  1. Weakening of the Byzantine Empire. The Fourth Crusade was originally intended to retake the Holy Land from the Muslims, but it was diverted to Constantinople, the capital of the Byzantine Empire. The crusaders besieged and sacked the city in 1204, and the Byzantine Empire was effectively destroye

• What was the crisis of western Europe immediately after World War 2?

  The crisis of western Europe immediately after World War 2 was a combination of several factors, including: - Economic devastation: The war had caused massive damage to infrastructure, industries, and cities across Europe, leading to widespread economic disruption and poverty. - Food shortage

• Why did French punish Germany after World War 1?

  French punishment of Germany after World War I were primarily driven by a desire for revenge and a need for security against future German aggression. The French had suffered greatly during the war and felt that Germany should be punished for the devastation caused. They also sought to prevent Germa

• What did the treaty of tordesillas 1494 do?

  The Treaty of Tordesillas, signed on June 7, 1494, was an agreement between Spain and Portugal that divided the world outside of Europe into two parts, along a north-south line of demarcation. The treaty was intended to prevent conflict between the two countries, who had both been exploring and clai