No. It never as a country made offensive war on anyone, apart from fighting and killing in battle Duke Charles the Bold of Burgundy around 1470 AD, who they knew had designs on Switzerland's independence. Nor did Switzerland ever have colonies or otherwise 'conquered' lands. It was just a rather loose confederation of Swiss provinces (Cantons). Only around 1850 did Switzerland get its present form, laws and institutions.
Yes, Switzerland was part of the Roman Empire. There are many Roman towns, and other Roman remains in Switzerland. The best preserved is the Roman town of Augusta Raurica.
No. Switzerland is an independent country.
No. None of the cantons of Switzerland have ever been under direct Prussian control.
Switzerland has never been part of Austria... It was once a part (at this time, Switzerland hadn't the same shape) of the holy roman empire of the German nation... and here, I'm not talking about the roman empire at the era B.C. and A.D., but the empire with German emperors at about 1600. Switzerland got a certain status of indepency in 1648.
Raetia was the name of the Roman province which covered parts of modern Switzerland.
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No, Switzerland has never had a king. It is, and always has been, a republic.
The territory of todays switzerland has been settled upon by kelts and then german tribes and incorporated into the ancient roman empire. in medieval times, the different parts of switzerland were not yet unified and either belonged to french, italian and mostly german kingdoms or were tied to them through economic and protection treaties. after switzerland and the nations of modern europe started to take shape it was conquered and occupied only once from 1798 to 1802 by france under napoleon. In the two world wars surrounding it, switzerland was spared.
Switzerland is not a city, it is a country. Many of the cities in Switzerland have hosted many international events.