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What were the locations of World War 2?
World War 2 started with the German invasion of Poland, but it spread to every continent except the Americas (excluding Hawaii).
What is the name of the tumor capable of invasion and spread?
Carcinoma
Where and when was the hollicouast?
Its spelled Holocaust and it happened in 1939 when Hitler(dictator from Germany) invaded Poland. It lasted all through WW11(1939-1945), and started in Germany and spread to other countries under German control. there were concentration camps in Poland, for example.
Hitler soon spread his destructive power to?
Hitler soon spread his destructive power to Poland.
Hitler soon spread his destructive power to what country?
Hitler soon spread his destructive power to Poland.
What religion spread European beliefs?
Cristianity
What European country has the most bison?
The European bison (or wisent) is a vulnerable species that is most common in Eastern Europe. There are few that exist in the wild to this day, the majority of them being in western Belarus. Thanks to successful reintroduction, European bison are being spread throghout their home continent, with wild bison roaming in most Eastern European countries, as well as Spain.Poland
Which language did German derive from?
The Germanic languages (such as English and German) came from Indo-European which started in the Fertile Crescent area (middle east region) Indo-European spread north and as people became more isolated, Indo-European branched off (Germanic, Slavic, and Romance languages are examples) As people in these sub groups split off, their language chnaged again, giving us more languages such as Russian(slavic), Latvian(Slavic) Italian(romance) Spanish(romance) English(Germanic) High German(Germanic) and low German(Germanic) The main German we know today is High German, and that is it's origin.
What European leaders helped spread Christianity?
Kings and Monasteries helped to spread Christianity.
What was a major result of European age of exploration was?
European influence spread to the Western Hemisphere .
To what countries did the Lutheran religion spread?
The Lutheran religion quickly spread north to Sweden , Denmark , and Norway and then east to Poland
How did the invasion of the Aryans change the Indus river valley?
equality spread in society
How did European religion spread?
European religion is intertwined with European politics. Whoever rules has an influence on the people he/she rules. When Constantine became Christian, Christianity spread all over the Roman Empire. When European explorers and colonizers conquered other people, they spread their religion too. Missionaries still go to find people and convert them.
Why did European monarchs send out explorers?
to spread religion
Did the spread of Christianity cause European exploration?
Yes
What European powers to spread their influence in Africa?
Imperialism
Which was an immediate result of the European age of Exploration?
European influence spread to the Western hemisphere
How did the spread of Luthers ideas affect European politics?
the spread of luthers ideas affect european politics...............I DOnt Know that is why I ask .Thank you for the time I might have wasted
Hitler wanted to spread german rule to include all of which content?
Hitler wanted to spread the German rule about the Nazi ideal. Nazi stand for National Socialism.
Who spread Christianity during European exploration?
prince henry
What country spread communism to European countries?
The Soviet Union!
How was the Bible important to European explorers?
To spread theri religion
Who spread the diseases to the native Americans?
The European explorers and colonists did
What is the name of the small village in northeastern Poland that was the scene of a major Russian defeat by German forces during World War 1?
Tannenberg. The actual defeat of the Russians was spread over a large area and the battle was only called after this place because the Poles had defeated the Teutonic Knights at Tannenberg in 1410. Tannenbaum. This is a widely studied battle in which a small part of the German army defeated a much larger Russian force, thus protecting Germany's eastern frontier from a Russian invasion. The bulk of the German army (about 85%) was fighting in France at the time. The German plan was to send most of its army into France and quickly defeat the French army, then race east to defeat the slower-mobilizing Russians. If not for the victory at Tannenbaum, the Germans might have had to pull armies out of France to prevent a Russian invasion into Germany.
How did nationalism increase the spread of imperialism?
Nationalism created rivalries among European powers and added to the spread of imperialism
