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How did events in France cause nationalism to grow in Europe in the 1790's and 1800's?
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People in other countries saw they could rule themselves. They no longer had to rely on the monarchy to support them.
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How did events in France cause nationalism to grow in Europe in the 1790s 1800s?
People in other countries saw they could rule themselves. They no longer had to rely on the monarchy to support them.
How did events in France cause nationalism to grow in Europe in the 1790s to 1800s?
People in other countries saw they could rule themselves. They no longer had to rely on the monarchy to support them.
How did events in France cause nationalism to grow in Europe in the 1790s and 1800s?
People in other countries saw they could rule themselves. They no longer had to rely on the monarchy to support them.
How did events in Europe in the 1790s affect the US?
There were a few events that affected the US in the 1790s. One event was the french revolution. It affected the us bercause once the british entered the revolution, the Americans would have had to pick sides in the war if they entered it. If they sided with France, they lost their biggest trading partner in britian and if they sided with Britian they would lost being allies with France. An other event weas the xyz affair. It affected the us beacuse we would have had to bride France just to talk to them to have their ships stop attacking US ships and denying to give france 10 million dollars showed that tyhe Americans were not going to be bullied around by other countries.
What encouraged the intense political loyalties 1790s?
The intense political loyalties in the 1790s were on the Revolution in France. The war was between reformers and those who reset the application of French principles.
What did congress do in response to seizing of the US ships by France in the 1790s?
established a Navy Department.
In response to the seizing of Unites States' ships by France in the 1790s Congress did what?
established a Navy Department.
Which country's leaders refused to meet with the US diplomats unless they received a bribe?
That was France in the XYZ Affair of the 1790s.
Which events in America occurred during the Napoleonic Wars in Europe?
During the Napoleonic Wars ongoing in Europe from the 1790s into 1815, a variety of important events were taking place in America. The famous explorations of Lewis and Clark in pursuit of the Northwest Passage occurred soon after the also-famous purchase of Louisiana Territory in 1803. Yet another event of significance was the War of 1812 -- a war with Great Britain that in fact lasted into the early months of 1815.
Where did metric units originate from?
Metric units originated from France. During the 1790s, the National Assembly of France requested that the French academy of Science create a new system, one that was accurate and standard to be used.
Why did Thomas Jefferson want to form a close relationship with France?
Mr. Jefferson believed that France was following our revolution with their own. He actually preferred France's form of government to our US Constitution, however Alexander Hamilton correctly foresaw an eventual disintegration into mob violence and anarchy which did happen with the Reign of Terror in the 1790s. Our Constitution Republic was much more successful. Mr. Jefferson was not a supporter of a stronger national government in the 1780s, but the grew to embrace it through the 1790s.
In the early 1790s did Columbia create a constitution similar to that of the US?
No, the country of Colombia didn't declare its independence until 1809. France, however, adopted a constitution in 1791
