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What was the League of Augsburg and how did it impact European politics and warfare during the late 17th century?
The League of Augsburg was a coalition of European powers formed in 1686 to counter the expansionist policies of King Louis XIV of France. It impacted European politics and warfare by leading to the Nine Years' War (1688-1697), where the League successfully opposed French aggression and maintained a balance of power in Europe.
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Why did Religious warfare in Germany ended in 1555 with?
The Peace of Augsburg in 1555 declared the Prince's religion to be the official religion of a region and ended the war.
What is limited warfare?
Limited warfare is a type of warfare that Europe engaged in the 18th century. Different from "total warfare", which is where you sacrifice everything you need to to destroy the enemy. Monarchies were limited in their actions of warfare - limited in ways all to include economic, political, social, and philisophical reasons.
What did Phillip learn during his years as a hostage?
As a hostage in Thebes, Philip learned about warfare, Greek politics and the inter-relationships and tensions between the city-states, life in a city-state and its politics, and about Thebes' ally Persia.
How was warfare in America different from warfare in Europe?
well see warfare in the early 1300s was different because of the types of weapons used and the different types of techniques. The European settlers used pitch forks and rocks to fight away their enemies and used the printing press as a source to all of the other enemies war plans. Today we just bomb everything and erbody we dont like! but do to unfortunate and unplanned attacks sometimes it backfires but more then less our plans are thought out very well and normally works. But that is how America warfare differs from European warfare in the 1300s
When did we stop using swords as a primary weapon in warfare and everyday life?
Swords were gradually phased out as a primary weapon in warfare and everyday life during the 19th century with the widespread adoption of firearms.
Why did Religious warfare in Germany ended in 1555 with?
The Peace of Augsburg in 1555 declared the Prince's religion to be the official religion of a region and ended the war.
What are the ratings and certificates for The Century of Warfare - 1994?
The Century of Warfare - 1994 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:M Australia:PG (some episodes)
What are the two central elements of greek culture?
Their religion, their politics. Add in theatre, architecture, philosophy, trade, colonisation and warfare.
What are two ethnic kingdoms to the north of Constantinople?
Two ethnic kingdoms to the north of Constantinople were the Kingdom of Bulgaria and the Kingdom of Hungary. The Bulgarian Empire, established in the 7th century, played a significant role in Eastern European politics and culture, while the Kingdom of Hungary emerged in the late 9th century, becoming a key player in the region's history. Both kingdoms interacted with the Byzantine Empire, influencing trade, warfare, and cultural exchanges.
How did Renaissance thinking affect commerce politics warfare and diplomacy?
chech the libary
What trends in warfare troubled military experts at the beginning of the 20th century?
Sporadic attacks trends and Guerrilla warfare troubled the military experts at the beginning of the 20th century.
Would robots make warfare more frequent or less frequent?
Robots being apolitical would not conduct warfare as an extension of human politics .
Where is the Museum Of 20Th Century Warfare Inc in Indianapolis Indiana located?
The address of the Museum Of 20Th Century Warfare Inc is: Po Box 501277, Indianapolis, IN 46250-6277
What were the three most significant changes that marked the end of the middle ages and the beginning of the modern period?
I assume you mean the Renaissance, as the modern period does not begin until at least the 19th century. Here's my opinion: 1. European adaptation of gunpowder (revolutionized warfare) 2. Discovery of the Americas (revolutionized politics, empires, and daily life) 3. Fascination with antiquity (revolutionized art, culture, and architecture)
What has the author Carlos Marighella written?
Carlos Marighella has written: 'Urban guerrilla minimanual' -- subject(s): Guerrilla warfare 'Minimanual of the urban guerrilla' -- subject(s): Guerrilla warfare 'Escritos de Carlos Marighella' -- subject(s): Communism, Politics and government 'For the liberation of Brazil' -- subject(s): Guerrilla warfare, Guerrillas, Politics and government 'La guerra revolucionaria' -- subject(s): Communism, Politics and government, Revolutions
When was tulum abandoned?
Actually, it was still inhabited by the time contact with Europeans was made. Tulum however, was abandoned by the end of the 16th century, mainly due to warfare against Spanish conquistadors and European-brought disease, such as smallpox.
What was the belief of military theorist Henri Jomini on politics and warfare?
Based on the writings of military theorist Henri Jomini, he advocated warfare divorced from political considerations. Also, he advocated warfare aimed at limited and essentially territorial military objectives.
