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What factors led to move inland?
the factor that led people to inland was fart
Who led the English reformation?
Henry the VIII led it and started it when he broke with the Pope.
What led to the Mongol Empire system of administering its territories led to?
a period of peace and economic prosperity
What factors led to the development of western cities?
what factors led to the development of western cities
The first crusade was led by who?
The first crusade was led by French Nobles.
What led most directly to Austrian Hapsburgs losing strength?
First, Napoleon conquered their lands and disbanded the Holy Roman Empire, renaming it the Austrian empire. Second, when they lost in WWI, the Hapsburgs were banished and Austria became a republic.
The Swedish leader and Lutheran who led a movement to oust the Hapsburgs from Germany was?
Gustavus II led an attack against the Hapsburg Catholics in Germany.
Who did Italy have achieve to fight to achieve its own unification?
The Hapsburgs More than that they had to fight the French led by Napoleon 3, Austrians, Spanish and the Neapolitans.
Which country did Italy have to fight to achieve its own unification?
The Hapsburgs More than that they had to fight the French led by Napoleon 3, Austrians, Spanish and the Neapolitans.
The nationalist Giuseppe Garibaldi led a failed revolution to free from Austrian control in 1848.?
Italy
What led most directly to Austrian haspburgs losing strength?
The sequel of defeats they were to sustain during the Napoleonic Wars, due also in part to the obsolete strategy tactics and logistics with which their armies were fighting. That led them to lose their influence upon the German Sates, the territories they held in Italy and, after the war of 1809, of being reduced to vassals of France.
What was the name of the Austrian archduke whose assassination led to the start of World War 1?
Franz Ferdinand.
Who won the austro-prussian war?
The North German Confederation, led by PRUSSIA, swiftly and decisively beat the Austrian Empire.
Was archduke Franz Ferdinand an heir to the Austrian throne?
The Archduke Franz Ferdinand was the heir to the Austrian throne and his death started World War I. He was killed by Serbians who did not want to be part of the Austrian empire. Russia said that they would help protect their Serbian brothers. So all these nationalist feelings led to the war.
What Austrian commander attacked the army of Frederick the Great in 1741?
In 1741, Austria sought to regain territory captured by Prussia's Frederick the Great. With 18,000 troops, Austrian Field Marshall Neipperg led his forces into Silesia to oust the Prussians there.
Whose research led to the discovery of base pairing A-T and C-G in nucleic acids?
Austrian chemist Erwin Chargaff's research.
What led the Austrian people to revolt against their governmenet in the nineteenth century?
Austrian people revolted against their government in the 19th century due to factors such as social inequality, lack of political representation, and economic hardship. They were inspired by nationalist movements seeking independence from Austrian rule, as well as ideologies like liberalism and socialism that challenged the existing power structure.
