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Warum war der Suezkanal so wichtig für die Eroberung?
Why was the Suez Canal so important for the conquest?
Why did empires lead the World War 1?
the reason is because Germany were jealous because Britain and France had much empires than them. so this jealousy grew up and made Germany join in the war.
How does the queen reign over so many countries?
Thru war and conquest by her ancestor's politicians and armies.
Why was the Norman conquest so important?
Because people obeyed them and if they did not obey the Normans their fingers would get chopped off. But I dont think that the Norman Conquest is important because they didn't change the clothes you wore or took their transport away or change the houses. So the Norman Conquest was not important!
Why was the battle of fort mchenry so important?
Because its conquest gave to Union the control of the Tennessee River.
Why did Canada lose the war of conquest?
Canada didn't lose the War of Conquest, also called the Seven Years War. The war was fought between France and England, with England winning and annexing French territory in Canada. Canada, as a unified independent country, didn't exist during this war so it couldn't actually loose.
Did Assyrian's place a high value on war and conquest?
Yes, the Assyrians were alomost always at war so it took a lot of money. hope it helped, bye
Why was control of the tran-saharan trade so important to the empires of Ghana mali and songhai?
Ask your history teacher.
Why was the Battle of Shiloh so important to the Civil War?
APEX(= -it slowed down the Union conquest of the Mississippi area.AnswerWith this firmly in Union control, he could continue his drive down the Mississippi River and lay a siege on Vicksburg.
How did Ottoman Safavid and Mughal empires compare in terms of location and size?
Both empires built powerful militaries with gunpowder weapons - Apex
Why was Revolutionary War so important?
it is important because it was the war that led us to freedom from the British
Why was colonialism or the building of empires so important to European nations in the late 19th and 20th centuries?
Colonies provided raw materials.
