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Which series of events led to the liberation of victims of the Holocaust?
Answer this question… Allied forces encountered concentration and death camps as they took control of Europe after defeating Germany.
How important was Robert clive in the british takeover of India?
Robert Clive laid the foundations for British rule in India by defeating Siraj-ud-Daula the nawab of Bengal in battle of Plassey.Clive had bribed one of Siraj's key men, Mir Jafar , to side with the English. In return, the victorious Clive made him the new nawab of Bengal. At the Battle of Plassey, in june 1757, an English army led by Robert Clive succeded in defeating the much larger army of Siraj. It was a great success for the East India Company who now were guaranteed control of the profitable trade in Bengal.
In what year did General Montgomery lead the British forces to victory over the Axis troops in north Africa?
May 9, 1943 - General Bradley cabled General Eisenhower the message: "Mission Accomplished".The next offensive was the invasion of Sicily in July.
Why did rajput power decline after the death of aurangzeb?
The Rajputs power and fortunes were basically entwined with Mughals Empire. The Rajputs, tough brave and chivalrous were always at feud with each other , their lack of unity lead to their own downfall, starting with Prithviraj Chauhan - Jaichand feud and continuing to Rana Pratap- Mansingh. Their internal feud were brilliantly exploited by successive invaders( some would say even exploited today by political and religious parties ). As Humayun (and later Akbar) succeeded in wresting back Delhi for a second time from Sher Shah Suri and Hemu, some of the Rajputs decided to throw in their lot with the Mughals. This was a major political (and military) shift as perhaphs Rajputs were beginning to realize that they by themselves were not in position to create an empire and aligning with Mughals would work to their advantage rather then complete decimation. This worked out well somewhat as the Mughals (particularly Akbar, Shahjahan, Jahangir) became more tolerant of Hinduism and to an extent patronised Indian culture and religion (there were incidences contrary to this for example sack of chittor by Akbar). These Mughals also had rajput Mothers and hence were more tolerant to Himduism and Rajputs in particular. This alliance also worked well for Rajputs militarily as they got access to latest military technology (particularly firearms and cannon ) as up until then Indians were using armour and sword to battle invading armies and were losing as a consequence. Mansingh was first to establish firearm factory in Rajputana (india)with skilled technicians from Afganistan. The flip side was that Mughals used Rajputs to subdue other Rajputs such as Rana Pratap who were opposed to their rule. This alliance worked well till Aurangzeb came to power and imposed his islamic vision on India. Aurangzeb rein was marked with constant wars and reballian of which India and Rajputs bore the burnt. The failed Mughal caimpaingn in Assam (against Ahom) was directly blamed at Rajput cheiftains inability. Escape of Shivaji from Aurangzeb was also arranged by Rajput and they had to pay further for that. Aurangzeb rein destroyed the power and regard that rajput held in reigning in any earlier attempts to for religious intolerance. It also marked the rise of Marathas and Sikhs as Rajputs did not offer resistance they had earlier in any expansionist attempts or fundamentalist views being imposed by Mughals. Aurangzeb reign of tyranny led to Mughal empire downfall and with it the downfall of Rajputs as well as they kind of lost their sway over masses in protecting the religion and culture. AUrangzeb also sacked many Rajput Kingdoms during his campaign. The rise of sikhs can be partly attributed to Rajputs failing to contain Aurangzebs tyranny and failing to fill the power vacuum left after Aurangzebs death as Mughal empire crumbled.
What problems led to the Civil War?
Slavery led to the Civil War.
In which main event did the decline of the Delhi sultanate result?
The decline of the Delhi Sultanate culminated in the rise of the Mughal Empire, particularly following the invasion of India by Babur in 1526. This event, marked by the First Battle of Panipat, led to the fall of the Sultanate and the establishment of Mughal rule, which brought significant political and cultural changes to the Indian subcontinent. The weakening of central authority, internal strife, and external invasions contributed to the Sultanate's decline before the Mughals took control.
What is a major difference between the Safavid and mughal empires?
mughal monuments were built by mughals and sultanate monuments by sultans of delhi
Who led 17 campaigns into India between 997 and 1024 that focused on plundering and conquering?
Sultan Muhammad Rumfa of the Delhi sultanate
How does the Delhi sultanate affect India?
The Delhi Sultanate played a significant role in shaping Indian history by introducing Islamic influences to the region, establishing a centralized form of government, and promoting trade and cultural exchanges. It also led to the spread of new architectural styles and administrative practices in India.
Which civil war leader led army on the march to the sea?
The Union General William Tecumseh Sherman led the march to the sea which was a great success in defeating the Confederate Rebellion.
How did the Delhi sultanate affect Hindu society?
The Delhi Sultanate led to the decline of Hindu rulers in the region and the rise of Islamic influence. This period saw the destruction of Hindu temples and the imposition of jizya tax on non-Muslims. However, there was also cultural exchange and syncretism between Hindu and Islamic traditions during this time.
Did Japan prove to the world that it was a rising power by defeating Russian troops in 1905 which led to the creation of the Treaty of Portsmouth?
True
Who do Macbeth and banquo battle after MacDonald?
Macbeth and Banquo battle the rebel forces led by the Thane of Cawdor and the Norwegian King Sweno after defeating Macdonwald.
Did Turkic Muslims from Afghanistan bring Islam to the Indian Perimeter?
It depends on the timing. The first Muslim conquest of territories on the Indian periphery was the conquest of Sindh by Muhammed bin Qasim of the Umayyad Caliphate from 711-715. He, and the army he led, were primarily composed of Arabs, not Turks. The Umayyad Caliphate brough Islam to the areas it had conquered, but was ineffective at spreading Islam throughout the subcontinent. However, in the subsequent centuries, the Turkic Seljuqs, Timurids, and Mughals would all conquer areas on the Indian perimeter with the Mughals penetrating deep into the subcontinent. As a result, the Mughals were far more effective at spreading Islam deep into India.
Which series of events led to the liberation of victims of the Holocaust?
Answer this question… Allied forces encountered concentration and death camps as they took control of Europe after defeating Germany.
What idea eventually led to America defeating Mexico winning control of Texas and California and spreading the nation west to the Pacific Ocean?
Manifest Destiny qualifies as such.
What idea eventually led to America defeating Mexico winning control of Texas and California and spread the nation west to the Pacific Ocean?
Manifest Destiny qualifies as such.
