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How did absolutism in austria and prussia differ from that in France?
Absolutism in Austria and Prussia differed from that in France because in those countries, those at the bottom of society were much worse off than they were before.
How did absolutism affect the develpoment of France Prussia Russia and Austria?
It changed thedynMic
Which dynasty ruled Prussia during the Age of Absolutism?
The House of Hohenzollern was the Prussian Dynasty during the Age of Absolutism. This dynasty included Frederick the Great (Frederick II), as well as his grandfather Frederick I and his father Frederick William I.
Is Prussia West Germany?
No. In its heyday Prussia extended from the French border (for example, near Saarbrücken) to the Russian border (near Tilsit). It was the biggest and most powerful North German state. In 1934 the Nazi regime abolished the German states, and after the war Prussia was not revived. On the contrary, as Prussia was widely associated with militarism, in 1947 the Allies declared it dissolved.
What is a real life example of militarism?
Well Militarism is becoming more and more common in many areas of the world. Some examples are Militarism in Schools where students may be encouraged to join the army, forced to endure physical punishments, or Morning marches. Militarism is also common in some workplaces and it is thought that Militarism even caused WW1!
How did imperialism lead to ww1?
It caused tensions between countries (further enhancing the conflict between Germany and Britain) and it ignited the flame that then caused militarism, nationalism, and alliances.
Militarism in World War 1?
Militarism gave the more equipped countries (Britain, the US and Germany) an edge during World War 1. However, increased war spending caused the deterioration of economies.
What is a long term cause of war involved the development of the armed forces an their use as a tool of diplomacy?
The use of armed forces as a tool of diplomacy is known as militarism.
How far was German militarism the most important cause of war in 1914?
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How did militarism cause WW1?
Militarism means that countries in Europe during this time period would puropsely grow their armies.An example of this is that Russia had fought up a large stock of arms which had threatened its neighbours. Germany also increased there military which worried Britain and France who already had big militaries.
What the glorification of war which led to aggressive preparedness?
militarism
What is the monarchical rule by enlightenment principles?
Enlightened Absolutism
