Turkey. the central powers consisted of the following:
1.Germany
2.Belgium
3.austria-Hungary
4.other smaller countries.
austria Hungary splits into different countries at the end of World War I, and other countries after WWI reflected as well, such as Poland, Great Britan, Czechoslovakia, and Yugoslavia.
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england and france with russia quietly in agreement
1922-1923
the elite soldiers name is Janissary, the protecter of the Ottoman Crown
The Formed countries were: Estonia, Lativa, Lithuania, and Finland
Yes, the Ottoman Dynasty was the Osman family. Founded by a relatively uninfluential chieftain who overthrew the Seljug Turk aristocracy and formed the Ottoman Empire. The Empire which eventually captured Constaninople in 1453 and changed the name to Istanbul.
WW1: Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire, Bulgaria WW2: Austria (Anschluss), Japan, temporarily Russia & Italy
england and france with russia quietly in agreement
Both countries had empires that were newly formed, and were looking to expand their territories.
Nunavut was formed in 1999. It is located in Canada.Nunavut was formed in 1999. Before this it was a part of the Northwest Territories
The main changes on the map occured in Cental and Eastern Europe. Austo-Hungarian Monarchy broke into pieces; Hungary became a separate country; new countries were formed: Czechoslovakia, Poland, A lot bigger romania, Yugoslavia (Bosnia, Herzegovina and Montenegro were added to Serbiato form a new country called Yugoslavia). Four other countries were created from the former Russian territories: Finland, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia. The Ottoman Empire also boke up. Modern Turkey was formed.
greece
1922-1923
increase the stability and defense of member countries (A+)
the elite soldiers name is Janissary, the protecter of the Ottoman Crown
NATO was a military alliance formed by nations of Weston Europe and North America to counter expansion
It was formed by anti-slavery activists committed to the opposition of the expansion of slavery into the territories.
Charlemagne had a single surviving son, Louis the Pious. He inherited Charlemagne's empire and later passed it to his three sons. The empire was divided between the young men. Although the modern boundaries are somewhat different, their territories formed the basis of some of Europe's modern countries. Louis the German inherited modern Germany. Charles the Bald inherited what would become France. The area between the two, including Italy, went to Lothar.