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How did the borders of Italy change after war?
That is a stupid question
How did the Napoleonic wars change Europe?
The Napoleonic Wars significantly altered the political landscape of Europe by dismantling feudal structures and promoting the spread of nationalism and liberal ideas. The Congress of Vienna in 1815 sought to restore stability by reestablishing monarchies and balancing power among European nations. Additionally, the wars led to the rise of new nation-states, particularly in Germany and Italy, and set the stage for future conflicts and the eventual unification of these regions. Overall, the wars marked a shift towards modern statehood and the decline of absolute monarchies.
How did the borders of Carolina change from 1663 to 1665?
some things has happened
What was the change in immigrants' origins to southern and eastern Europe and the impact of this change on urban America?
the americans help europe escape the war
How did Nationalism change Europe?
Teaching them more leadership
Which part of Europe did the borders change the most?
what part of erurope did the borders change the most
How did the rise of nationalism change Europe?
It means to be awesome to Europe and be a national person to it It means to be awesome to Europe and be a national person to it
Who was the most influential leader at the congress of Vienna?
The most influential leader at the congress of Vienna was Prince Klemens von Metternich. He was Austrian and strongly distrusted democracy and political change. Metternich, along with all the other diplomats didn't want France to rise to power. They wanted to put all revolutions from any country.
Who was the most influential leader at congress of Vienna?
The most influential leader at the congress of Vienna was Prince Klemens von Metternich. He was Austrian and strongly distrusted democracy and political change. Metternich, along with all the other diplomats didn't want France to rise to power. They wanted to put all revolutions from any country.
Who was the influential leader at the congress of Vienna?
The most influential leader at the congress of Vienna was Prince Klemens von Metternich. He was Austrian and strongly distrusted democracy and political change. Metternich, along with all the other diplomats didn't want France to rise to power. They wanted to put all revolutions from any country.
How would life be different for travelers in western Europe if borders were not open?
They would half to show passport and change money every currency.
How did the congress of Vienna try to restore the balance of power in Europe?
The Congress of Vienna took a number of steps to restore peace in Europe, which included reestablishing old physical boundaries as well as the authority of leaders. It had three goals, which were to prevent future wars, restore the balance of power, and to restore the royal family's status before Napoleon's conquest.
When was Change Congress created?
Change Congress was created in 2008.
In which parts of Europe did the borders change the most?
Depends on the time. Most recently I would say Eastern Germany and the Baltic states because of the Berlin Wall coming down in 1989 and all the Baltic states returning to their original statehood.
When was Congress for Progressive Change created?
Congress for Progressive Change was created in 2009.
How does napoleon change Europe geographically and politically?
Napoleon took over most parts of what is modern day Europe. After his exile to St. Helena, most "important" people showed up to what was called the Congress of Vienna. There people decided what Europe should look like in the future. They unified the German states (loosely) to contain France, they split what is modern day Poland up between Russia, Prussia, and Austria to cover up their losses in the war. They also switched ownership of Venice.
How did the borders for the US change by 1900?
They had to check it
