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Who controlled Bhutan in the 1700s?
china.
Who controlled Vietnam in the 1700s?
Vietnam. NOT France.
What European country controlled India in the 1700s?
England
Who controlled the atlantic coast and the Hudson Bay in the 1700s?
spain
Until the 1700s India was ruled by?
The British Empire.
This empire lost hungary to austria in the 1700s?
The Ottomans
The Caribbean was controlled by which three European nations by the 1700s?
France, England, and The Netherlands
Who controlled the property of a woman whose husband had died in the 1700s?
the woman herself
What countries were controlled by the US in World War 1?
None were controlled by the US. However America was allied with Serbia, Russia, Romania, France, Belgium, the British Empire and Italy. For colonies of the US, see the related link.
Who controlled the Balkans in 1900?
The Ottoman empire controlled most of the balkans.
Where did the united empire loyalists settle in Canada?
Late 1700s.
What empire controlled Syria in 1516?
Ottoman Empire
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