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What was flottenpolitik?
The pre-First World War German policy for building up a navy to counter that of the British. It was originally thought up by Kaiser Wilhelm II, bearing in mind his childish yet serious nature to 'have the bigger navy with bigger guns' but also to make Germany a world power.
Who did Great Britain make an alliance with in World War 2?
America, France and Canada all fought with Great Britain.
When and why did britain and france sign the entente cordiale?
The Britain and France signed the entente cordial in the year 1904. They signed it to make peace.
What technology helped Britain defend itself from Germany?
It's Rada! (Make sure my answer!)
What did Britain want for payment for economic injuries suffered during the war?
After World War 1, Britain wanted payment in the form of reparations from Germany. This was meant to make up for the economic injuries they suffered.
What is it the kaiser of Germany wanted to gain?
Kaiser means emperor in German and and what kaiser Wilhelm wanted was to make Europe a part of his empire.
What connection did Kaiser Wilhelm have to the royal british family?
Queen Mary of Teck was the great grandchild of George III, through her mother, Mary Adelaide of Cambridge. Kaiser Wilhelm II was the great great grandchild of George III, through his mother Victoria, Princess Royal. This would make them second cousins, once removed.
How did Wilhelm II treat the Socialists?
For a short time (about 1889-92) the Kaiser tried to win the favour of the Social Democrats and become a 'People's Kaiser'. The Social Democrats were unimpressed, and the Kaiser turned against them. He bullied his government into trying to make strikes illegal, for example.
What was kaiser Wilhelm II leader of?
Kaiser Wilhelm II is the last German Emperor and the King of the Prussia. Kaiser Wilhelm II is the last German Emperor and the King of the Prussia.
What was the kaisers boast?
The "Kaiser's boast" was the German navy from some time after 1888 until 1918. One of the major policies of Kaiser Wilhelm II., last emperor of Germany 1888-1918, was to make Germany a major sea power. Therefore, he conducted an unprecedented armament of the naval forces of Germany. As the Kaiser apparently took a lot of personal pride in his powerful new navy, it became nicknamed the "Kaiser's boast".
What is the significance of Kaiser Wilhelm's small hand in relation to his leadership during World War I?
Kaiser Wilhelm's small hand is significant because it symbolizes his lack of control and effectiveness as a leader during World War I. This physical trait has been used metaphorically to suggest that he was unable to grasp the complexities of the war and make decisive decisions. It has been cited as a factor in his leadership shortcomings and the eventual downfall of the German Empire.
What important decision did Wilhelm kaiser make?
Wilhelm II, the German Kaiser, made the pivotal decision to support Austria-Hungary in its conflict with Serbia following the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914. This support, known as the "Blank Check," effectively escalated tensions in Europe and contributed to the outbreak of World War I. His aggressive foreign policy and militaristic approach also played a significant role in the war's escalation, leading to a devastating global conflict.
Does the nervous system make your nervous?
it means that you get nervous
How would one make a Kaiser Permanente appointment?
One could make a Kaiser Permanente appointment online buy going to the Kaiser Permanente website, signing in, and then proceeding to the 'appointments' page. One can also make an appointment by calling ones local office.
How much does a transporter make in kaiser?
$16 or more
Can taking pravastatin make you nervous?
I personally think it will make u nervous
How much does the CEO of Kaiser permanente make?
8 million
