the invasion of Russia
Wilson's Fourteen Points
the continental system
Most ancient civilizations have contributed to the development of science & technology.Chinese,Indian,Egyptian civilizations have contributed largely.
The battle which Napoleon is most famous for is Waterloo where he was defeated by a coalition of Europeans. His most famous victory was the Battle of Austerlitz where he defeated a combined Austrian and Russian force through brilliant tactical planning.
The British radar early warning system (Chain Home) was the most advanced and the best system in the world. This held off the German Luftwaffe and mostly prevented German bomber formations from exploiting the element of surprise.
Wilson's Fourteen Points
The creation of the Napoleonic Code.
the continental system
Germany is often considered the most aggressive country during World War I, as it played a central role in initiating the conflict. The German Empire's strategic military planning, exemplified by the Schlieffen Plan, aimed to quickly defeat France and then turn east to confront Russia. Additionally, Germany's unrestricted submarine warfare and support for Austria-Hungary in its actions against Serbia contributed significantly to the escalation of tensions that led to the war. Overall, Germany's actions were pivotal in shaping the course of the conflict.
There were a number of factors that influenced the fall of Stalingrad . The most egregious were an extenuated logistical supply train and the harshest Winter in 50 years which exacerbated the first problem of supply .
The substance that has contributed the most is CFC. they react with ozone and deplete it.
Which civilization contributed the most to the development of Greek civilization? Mycenaean
The Moors contributed the most to Spain during that period.
Hitler's actions were the most important.
javion Johnson contributed most of the establishment of the U.S. Canada border
Franklin Roosevelt's affliction with infantile paralysis contributed the most to his development of compassion and strength of will.
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