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Who ruled the Hapsburg empire during World War 1?
The Emperor Francis Joseph I up to Nov. 11, 1916 and then Emperor Charles I, up to the end of war.
What is the biggest empire in the world?
The Mongol Empire
Why did the leaders at congress of Vienna fear nationalism?
He was correct to form that opinion; nationalism ripped the Austrian Empire apart and for exactly the reason he predicted. The Austrian Empire was ruled by the German-speaking Austrians who were a majority in a very small minority of the Austrian Empire. There were far many more Slovenes, Croats, Serbians, Bosniaks, Hungarians, Romanians, Poles, Czechs, and Slovaks than Austrians and these peoples would eventually demand independence on nationalist grounds. When this nationalism was realized at the end of World War I, the Austrian Empire ceased to exist.
What was the last major empire in the world to disintegrate?
ottoman empire. world war 2.
In the 1400s who had the world and rsquos largest empire?
The Aztecs had the world's largest empire in the 1400's.
Allies of the Germans in World War 1?
Italy...Austria...Hungary...Japan (yes, Japan) - WW2 Austrian-Hungarian (Hapsburg) Empire, Ottoman Empire (Turkey) - WW1
What empires collapsed with the world war one?
The Russian Romanov dynasty, the German Hohenzollern, the Austro-Hungarian Hapsburg, and the Ottoman (Turkish) Empire. The only Empire to emerge still in control was the British.
Who ruled the Hapsburg empire during World War 1?
The Emperor Francis Joseph I up to Nov. 11, 1916 and then Emperor Charles I, up to the end of war.
Who was fighting in the Great War 1914-18?
In World War 1, the German Empire, the Hapsburg Empire (Austria-Hungary), and the Turkish Empire, were joined along with some lesser allies against the British Empire, the French Republic, the Russian Empire, Italy, some lesser allies, and, eventually, the United States.
Who expanded the hapsburg possessions to include Spanish territory in the New world?
Charles V, Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, who was also elected First King of Spain in 1516 with the name of Charles I King of Spain.
What empires were separated after world war 1 and why were they separated?
Five Empires went into the war, and only one came out intact - the British Empire. Three were dismantled because they were on the losing side - the German Empire, the Austro-Hungarian (Hapsburg) Empire, and the Ottoman (Turkish) Empire. One fell apart under the tremendous demands and the enormous losses of the war, disintegrating into revolution and chaos - the Russian Empire.
What are some major events in austria's history?
1. Lost territories to Rudolf or Hapsburg 2.Nationalist movement 3.World War 1 4.Astro-Hungarian Empire 5.Monarchy was dissolved in 1919
What was true of the of end of world war 1?
The German and Russian monarchies, as were the Hapsburg and Ottoman Empires.
World War 1 three major casualties of the war?
The Russian Empire (the Romanov Dynasty), the German Empire (the Hohenzollern Dynasty), and the Austro-Hungarian Empire (the Hapsburg Dynasty). In particular the Hapsburgs had ruled central Europe for hundreds of years, and the Romanovs had ruled Russia for over three hundred years. I would also include the Ottoman Empire, which tottered on for about four more years after the shooting stopped in WWI. Five Great Empire entered WWI, and only one came out - the British Empire.
What political system threatened the world after world war 2?
Communism .
What was the largest empire in the western world since the Roman Empire?
Superion Empire Superion? The largest empire in the western world since the Roman empire was the British empire.
Why did nationalist movements break out in the hapsburg empire?
The Hapsburg Empire was a multi-ethnic state, meaning that a number of distinct peoples were under Hapsburg rule. Today, most of Europe is consisted of nation-states, where the political boundaries match up with ethnic or cultural ones, but this was not always the case. The empires that dominated Europe in centuries past had the challenge of ruling many different peoples, who usually spoke different languages, had different traditions, and sometimes followed different religions.Multi-ethnic states have been successful in many cases (particularly in the Americas), but have also failed spectacularly in some cases. The Austria-Hungarian Empire's collapse after the First World War and Yugoslavia's violent breakup in the 1990s are good examples of what could go wrong with multi-ethnic states that do not manage their internal differences well. The Ottoman Empire, which fell apart due to ethnic conflict, but was a major power for centuries, is an example of a state which was able to manage internal division well for a time, before ultimately being consumed by nationalism.
