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because the government helped build telegraph,lines and railroads and experimented with a liberal constitution but everyone want superior power.
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Why did Britain and Russia compete for power in Iran?
they both wanted it because of its supply of oil and it made such a well power base to them
What was entente power allies?
The ententes for the entente were Britain, France, and Russia.
Who was in power during the Crimean War?
The Europeans, particularilily Britain and Russia.
How did Great Britain over power Germany?
The U.S and Russia helped the BBritish.
What is the allied power in world war 2?
Great Britain , France and Russia
Why did Russia begin to pressure Great Britain in inner Asia?
The 19th century rush for power and influence in central Asia (especially Afghanistan) and India is called 'the Great Game'. Russians then as now wanted a level of control over the areas immediately bordering them and they saw Britain's invasion of Afghanistan as an immediate strategic threat to themselves. The same happened when later on the British invaded and occupied Tibet. So it was not so much "Russia pressuring Great Britain" as Russia counterpressuring Britain's expansionist policies in the area. While they were at it, Russia was not above conquering and annexing several large areas in Central Asia an northern China for themselves, whether they were threatened by the British or not.
Which allied power Britain France Russia or US wasn't apart of World War 1 in the wending of the war?
Russia concluded a separate peace at Brest-Litovsk, after the Bolsheviks took power.
Britain France and Russia formed what to balance European power after the formation of the Triple Alliance?
Allied Forces
Why did England France and Russia form the Triple Entente?
The core was the alliance between France and Russia formed in 1892 out of fear of Germany. Britain came to an 'understanding' ('Entente') with France in 1904 which dealt with various disputes in Africa.The defeat of Russia in the Sino-Japanese War of 1904-05 prompted a reappraisal of Russia. What bothered many foreign observers was not so much Russia's defeat but the fact that the Russian media and mant Russian intellectuals publicly applauded ever Russian defeat; moreover, there was an uprising in Russia in 1905. The nearly established British Imperial General Staff concluded that Russia did not have the internal cohesion to fight a major war, and that it was no longer an effective counterweight to Germany. (Incidentally, Britain's view of Russia as a military power didn't change much till 1943).In the interests of restoring the balance of power, Britain drew much closer to France and, despite Anglo-Russian rivalries in parts of Asia (for example, Persia) it came to a limited agreement with Russia in 1907.
How was power in Athens handled differently than power in Persia?
Persia had a king. Athens had a direct democracy.
What countries have permanent veto power in the United Nations?
china, russia,united states, great Britain, France
What did Britain want out of world war 1?
money, power, to protect France and russia from German and austria-Hungary=)
