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Chronological order for middle age reformation and renaissance?
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How did each of the leaders want to deal with Germany after World War 1?
The German army was restricted to having only certain amounts of each branch of the military, this was because allied leaders didn't want another war on their hands, or at least one they couldn't stop (until WW2) when by then the rule was lifted. Sorry its not too informative but its all I got!
Who were the leaders of the tongva tribe?
i dont know but i want to
Why did martin Luther's challenge become a revolt against the church and not a reformation within the church?
He tried to but they didn't want to hear it.
Who inspired German nationalism?
German Nationalism has a long and complicated history. Probably the first real assertions of unique German cultural identity came during the Protestant Reformation where a number of German principalities became Lutheran as a method seeking legitimate independence from Rome. However, the modern Nationalist movements started in Prussia and Austria in the early-to-mid 1800s. Otto von Bismarck was a key Prussian politican who inspired many to embrace a large-scale German nationalism, uniting Prussia with the principalities of northern Germany and the larger states of southern Germany. German nationalism in this period was generally inclusive, seeking to unite those with German culture and traditions. The only German group that was actively excluded was the Austrians, since Bismarck did not want to compromise Prussia's political power in the new German union. German nationalism became exclusivist and racially-motivated under Hitler and the Nazi Party. It changed from a simple embrace of common culture and language to a victimization of those who were not believed to be the "proper inheritors" of that culture and language. Since Hitler's defeat, German nationalism has become a very difficult topic for Germans to discuss because they are afraid that discussions of "Bismarckian German Nationalism" could lead to the permissibility of "Hitlerian German Nationalism".
What did German leaders want during reformation?
to collect their own taxes
Who were the Protestant leaders in the 1500s?
You'll want to do a search under "Protestant Reformation" to get a complete answer to this. Martin Luther was the first of the leaders of the reformation. He is famous for nailing up his 95 theses on why the Catholic church was wrong. He lived from 1483-1546.
Why would you want to be Lutheran during the reformation?
You would because then you wouldn't have to believe in Penance and Indulgences and you wouldn't have to spend money to skip going to the Purgatory after death.
Chronological order for middle age reformation and renaissance?
I want to know too
Why did President Kennedy urge civil rights leaders to end the Freedom Rides?
He did not want the rides to be an issue during a meeting with Nikita Khrushchev
How did each of the leaders want to deal with Germany after World War 1?
The German army was restricted to having only certain amounts of each branch of the military, this was because allied leaders didn't want another war on their hands, or at least one they couldn't stop (until WW2) when by then the rule was lifted. Sorry its not too informative but its all I got!
How did the Anglican denomination evolve from Christianity?
During the reformation period, the English Monarchy want to break from Roman Catholicism so he could remarry. He thus supported the reformation movement in England. However, he disliked the lack of Monarchic conrol that was occurring in Calvinist and Lutheran regions, so he established the Anglicans as an official "State" church.
Did German Shepherds get less popular during World War 2?
Yes they did, Hitler admired the breed and used them alot so all the Amaricans started calling them 'police dogs' Because they dident want to assocate them with the German German Shepards
The nationalization of German companies in the us during world war ll?
I want to know the history, behind the nationalization of the German Co. Ozalid in the USA during world war 2, this Co. had the machines that made copies of plans and large documents during world war 2. Ignacio Martinez.
Where is alsatian?
it is a term for the German Shepherd Dog which was invented during World War I, using Alsatian (Alsace being a region disputed by France and Germany) as a euphemism for German. It is commonly used in the United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland and the Commonwealth of Nations.
Why did Hitler want be a German politician?
Why do you want to know
Why did some allied leaders criticized Wilson's fourteen points?
The allied leaders want Germans punished for the suffering they had inflicted on the rest of Europe.
