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Who was primeminister of the uk for most of World War 2?
it was Neville Chamberland until May 9th 1940, but go replaced by winston Churchill on may 10th, the day of the german Blitzkrieg of the low countries and france,
Why were back-country settlers such an annoyance to colonial government?
As the colonies grew, so did the population of people in the back-country as the planters grew in prosperity and power threatened to shift from the low country. Before this time, the back country settlements and farms had remained small in comparison to the low country plantations. Therefore, the low countries interests were seen as being more important in the decisions made for the benefit of the colony. The back-country settlers were such an annoyance to the colonial government because they didn't want to be part of a government grounded in low country interests.
What was the most Important consequence of World War 2?
This question is a matter of opinion there are many choices, including but not limited to: -The oppression of the jews -A low un imployment rate in countries, including Gremany and the United States -The invention of the atomic bomb
Strongest currency in the world is?
The Kuwait dinar is the highest valued currency in the world. As of Feb. 3, 2011 one Kuwait dinar was worth $3.57 American dollars. I do not know if that makes it the strongest. The Australian dollar and the Canadian dollar are currently valued at $1.01. Both currencies are considered strong because the countries have very low national debts. The countries also have very productive precious metal mines, which could enable those countries to quickly shift to gold or silver supported currencies, should a worldwide monetary crisis arise.
What is the country that the King Charlemagne ruled?
Charlemagne was famous for ruling in the first Frank (as in belonging to the French people) Kingdom. In terms of modern day territories, his kingdom was far larger than modern day France and extended well into Germany, Italy, the Low Countries, Switzerland, and Spain.
What year did King Philip II begin his Catholicism crusade in the Low Lands?
Beginning in 1567, King Philip II sought to ensure that Catholicism would prevail in the Low Lands.At that time that was the only name the Netherlands had. Philip II sent to the Low Lands a new, and firmer governor-general, the Duke of Alva. To help his new governor, the king also sent 20,000 troops. The duke then tried to suppress all non-Catholics and political dissidents. Duke Alva was responsible for creating the Council of Troubles to deal with the enemies of Spain and Catholicism.
What has the author A C Duke written?
A. C. Duke has written: 'Dissident identities in the early modern Low Countries' -- subject(s): Church history, History, Inquisition, Nationalism 'Reformation and Revolt in the Low Countries' -- subject(s): Church history, Reformation
How tall is Duke Thomas Low?
Duke Thomas Low is 6' 3".
What is BAS pay?
PAYS - countries; BAS - low. The Low Countries, or The Netherlands.
What country is not one of the low countries?
The Low Countries are Luxembourg, Belgium, and the Netherlands.
What is the pays-bas?
PAYS - countries; BAS - low. The Low Countries, or The Netherlands.
Why did the pilgrims leave the Low Countries?
The Pilgrims left the Low Countries in order to escape religious intolerance. The Low Countries refers to the Netherlands and Holland.
What countries are the low countries?
The Low Countries is a region in Europe. It includes the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg.
What is a high and low income countries?
They are countries with high or low income. High income countries (HICs) tend to be in the Northern hemisphere and low income countries (LICs) tend to be in the Southern hemisphere. There are also middle income countries (MICs).
Which countries in Europe are together known as the low countries?
The Low Countries are located in Northern Europe. They include the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg.
What countries in Europe are know as the low countries?
The Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg are the Low Countries. They are referred to this as they are mainly below sea level.
What two countries in Europe are low counries?
Belgium and the Netherlands, along with Luxembourg, are referred to as the low countries.
