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What central power didn't lose territory in Europe after world war 1?
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the Ottoman Empire
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How did the treaty of Versailles change the world map?
The Treaty of Versailles radically reorganized the map of Europe, to the detriment of the German Empire, and restructured many of Germany's former overseas colonies. In every case, Central Power nations lost territory, and Allied nations gained territory, although some colonies were transferred to international control, and a number of European countries became independent.
What effect did the Munich Pact have on the map of Europe?
In 1938, one year prior to the outbreak of World War II, the Munich Pact had one direct and several indirect effects upon the map of Europe. Directly, important portions of Czechoslovakia became German territory. Indirectly, the balance of power had shifted in Central Europe, with Germany now clearly in control and only one power of significance remaining: Poland. This indirect change was accompanied by still others: the minor nations of Hungary, Romania, and Bulgaria became even more sympathetic to Germany, shifting the balance of power still further upon the map of Europe.
Who did Romans conquer in northwestern Europe?
Northwest Europe was home to the Celtic tribes during the early Roman period. Julius Caesar conquered the Celtic tribe called the Gauls in what is now France. Before Roman power developed, the Gauls were expanding in Europe, extending there territory to central Turkey, where they were called the Galatians. Later Romans conquered the southern part of Great Britain, while German tribes moved into eastern, central, and then western Europe. During most of the rest of the western Empire, the Romans were fighting the Germans, often using German mercenaries. German tribes called Angles and Saxons conquered southern Great Britain, driving a tribe called the Bretons from England to the part of France now called Brittany. A Germanic tribe called the Franks settled in northwestern Europe and became the power in the area as Roman power faded.
Was Germany a allied or central power?
Central Power.
Why did the central government under the articles of confederation given such limited powers?
The central government was more limited under the Articles Of Confederation than under the Constitution. People did not trust the government to have too much power. It looks like they were right.
Was Romania a central power?
During the WW1 Romania was an allied country.
How did the allied power try to insure that the former central power would be permanently weakened?
They put huge economic sanctions on Germany and took territory off Germany. They gave self rule to many countries in eastern Europe.
What type of power generation is common in central Europe but not in the far north?
Solar
Which countries in Central Western Europe rely on hydroelectric power for most of their energy needs?
Switzerland, along with Austria and Luxembourg, are very much involved in using renewable energy sources to power their countries. These three countries in Central Western Europe rely on hydroelectric power for most of their energy needs.
What are the three countrie made up the central power in ww1?
There were four countries that make up the Central Power Alliance during the war. Germany, Austria, Hungry, and Turkey, but if you are taking about in Central Europe it would German, Austria, and Hungry.
Which central power lost most territory?
The Ottoman Empire (because it was completely carved up for other countries to take its place)
Why did strong states form more slowly in central Europe than in western Europe?
Central Europe did not have a strong leader to unite the states for a longer time because of the aristocracy limiting the king's power. They denied him an army and gave him little pay and little power. Without any real power, he couldn't force central Europe to unite. eventually a German family of Austria rose to power by becoming absolute rulers. They were known as the Hapsburgs. They did three important thing to help them become rulers: 1. Took over Bohemia during 300 year war. 2. eliminated Protestantism and created the Czech nobility that was loyal to them 3.they took Hungary from the ottoman empire The Hapsburgs had the power to form a stronger sense of unity in Central Europe
How is Western Central Europe able to produce hydroelectric power?
Many rivers run swiftly down its mountains.
How did the treaty of Versailles change the world map?
The Treaty of Versailles radically reorganized the map of Europe, to the detriment of the German Empire, and restructured many of Germany's former overseas colonies. In every case, Central Power nations lost territory, and Allied nations gained territory, although some colonies were transferred to international control, and a number of European countries became independent.
Which three countries in Central Western Europe rely on hydroelectic power for most of their energy needs?
Switzerland, Austria, and Luxembourg
Why were Germany and Austria known as central power?
Look at an early 20th century map. Austria and Germany are in the center of Europe.
How did the power of the English monarchy grow and change?
England was one of the first countries in Europe to develop a strong central monarchy.
