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Did Leonardo da Vinci live in house?
this man live on the dusty trials of franices.
Why is the Mona Lisa in France when it was actually painted in Italy by an Italian painter Leonardo da Vinci?
Because Leonardo da Vinci spent the last years of his life in France. He was among the 'spoils of war' taken back by art-loving Francois I after his Italian campaigns. As he never considered a painting actually finished, he took a number of them with him, including La Joconde/La Gioconda/Mona Lisa, which he was still holding onto at the time of his death.
Did the 1956 election bring landslide victories to the republican party?
Dwight Eisenhower's landslide victory in the election of 1956 demonstrated that although Americans elected a Democrat dominated Congress, they were unwilling to change presidents in the face of global conflicts that had the potential to turn into a nuclear war.
When did the Nazi party reach it's pinnacle?
Summer of 1940, after the fall of France, Belgium, Holland, Denmark and Norway, with Italy joining the war on the German side.
Why did napoleon bonaparte sell Louisiana to Thomas Jefferson?
To ensure safe travel in the Missisipi River.
Who dominated World War 2?
Germany dominated in the war in the west however after operation Barbarossa Britain liberated the west while the USSR beat the Germans in the north America dominated the war in the pacific (japan) and the Mediterranean (north Africa and Italy)
Kennedy8217s presidency was dominated by?
concern with international crises and the threat of nuclear war
After which war was French literature dominated by the philosophy of existentialism?
French literature was dominated by the philosophy of existentialism after World War II. Existentialism became a prominent literary and philosophical movement in France during the post-war period, with figures like Jean-Paul Sartre and Albert Camus leading the way.
City in which da Vinci produced?
Leonardo spent most of his artistic life in Florence, Italy. His fresco of the 'Last Supper' is in Milan. After leaving Italy for France he worked briefly for King Francois designing war machines.
What crop dominated in the south after the civil war?
your a retard
How did Lebanon get its Independence?
It was a part of the Turkish kingdom, Al Saltanah Al Osmaniyyah. Then after the World War 1 , this kingdom lost in the battle against France and England, some of the causes were the Arabs (and Lebanese) revolutions. France promised Arabs that they'll give them total freedom if they made revolutions against Al Osmaniyyah, but that didn't happen thought the Arabs kept their words and helped France win the War. After the War ended, France took advantage of this and dominated Lebanon and half Syria, while England dominated Palestine and Irak, then gave Palestine to the Jewish so they can build Israel and help them in World War 2. But the Arab revolution kept on going even after World War 2, and they succeeded in getting their freedom and kick France outside Lebanon and England outside Irak. Riyad Al Soloh and Boushara l Khouri are important people of independence
Why did France declare war on Prussian-dominated the North German confederation?
Prussian was viewed as the leading Germany power after their victory in the Austro-Prussian War and Napoleon III, emperor of France, did not like that too much. It was also provoke by Otto von Bismarck, chancellor of Prussia, in an attempt to make Germany a nation union.
France declared war on the Prussian dominated north German confederation?
Prussian was viewed as the leading Germany power after their victory in the Austro-Prussian War and Napoleon III, emperor of France, did not like that too much. It was also provoke by Otto von Bismarck, chancellor of Prussia, in an attempt to make Germany a nation union.
Who the The parliament of Hungary was dominated after World War 1?
aristocrats
Who was the parliament of Hungary dominated after World War 1 by .?
aristocrats
As created after Word War 1 Yugoslavia was dominated by?
Serbia
What was the Treaty of Frankfurt?
The Treaty of Frankfurt ended the Franco-Prussian war and marked the entry of a newly unified Germany which was dominated by the empires of England and France for a long time. This treaty made France pay them an indemnity of 5 billion Francs and kept an army in France until it had been paid. Because of this, France surrendered Strasburg, Alsace and part of Lorraine to Bismark.
