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During the thirty years war France pursued a policy of?
I believe France pursued a policy of supporting the Prostestant Princes and Rulers against the Hapsburgs.
Why did countries follow a policy of appeasement with Italy Germany and France?
because they did not have a chose
What policy did the Vichy government of France adopt after Germany conquered France?
The food restriction policy, nazi propaganda, Jew hunt, prohibition of black market and free speech. All the opponent to the Germans where arrested and sent to the Gestapo.
What is the official religion of France?
France does not have an official religion. France is a secular state. In fact, the French government recognizes NO religion, at it has the policy of total laicity, which means that religion is completely separate from the state.
What did Elizabeth hope to achieve or to avoid with her moderate foreign policy of balancing power between France and Spain?
I have no clue.
What was Napoleon's policy towards religion in France?
A) All Religons Were Tolerated It was Napoleon's policy to tolerate all religions. Napoleon recognized that most of the people of France were Catholic, but the French government paid the salaries of the Protestant as well as the Catholic clergy. He allowed the Catholic Church to run schools for the training of its clergy.
What was the policy used to defeat Napoleon in Russia?
Scorched earth policy.
Napoleon policy called the continetal system was created to do what?
Napoleon policy called the continental system was created to make a continental Europe more self-sufficient
What was the policy of appeasement in the 1930s between France and Britain called?
why did France and britiain choose the policy of appeasement
What is France's currency policy?
it is to give up the life of France
Who said War is the conduction of foreign policy by other means?
Napoleon Bonaparte
Domestic accomplishments of Napoleon II?
None, since although Napoleon had abdicated in favor of his son after the Battle of Waterloo the crown and the throne were denied him by the Congress of Vienna which installed Louis XVIII. Napoleon II was not called on by the French People and never established domestic policy in France, in Rome where he held the honorific of King of Rome or in Austria where he was the Duke of Reichstadt. He died of Tuberculosis at the age of 21 in 1832.
What new policy did Napoleon announce regarding obtaining articles the farm needed?
get chickens
What are some similarities and differences between Napoleon I and Napoleon III?
There were many similarities and differences between the two, but here are some of the most important: Both had aggressive foreign policy and advocated for colonialism and expansionism. However, Napoleon I forced expansion through military conquest and Napoleon III instead promised that he would not attack other European powers in order to extend the French Empire. Instead Napoleon III expanded France through his support in the Crimean War and the acquisition of territories such as Laos, China and parts of Africa. Both defended the papacy and Catholicism in France. Napoleon brought Catholicism back to France after it was abolished during the French Revolution, and reestablished it as the dominant religion in France when he signed the Concordat of 1801 with the Pope. Napoleon III supported Catholicism in his defense of the Papal states he reinstated Pope Pius IX when his rule had been overthrown by the Italian revolutionaries. Both were defeated harshly and exiled from their empires. Napoleon's empire crumbled after the Peninsular War in Spain and after his Russian campaign suffered unprecedented losses in the Siberian winter. He was exiled to Elba and finally St. Helena where he died. Napoleon III suffered a huge defeat during the Franco-Prussian War, outskilled by the superior Prussian army and preparations. He was exiled to England to live out his remaining days. Napoleon III would be the last monarch France would see.
During the thirty years war France pursued a policy of?
I believe France pursued a policy of supporting the Prostestant Princes and Rulers against the Hapsburgs.
Which nation used a scorched-earth policy to defeat Napoleon's grand army in 1812?
Russia.
What was Napoleon Bonaparte's policy?
It was called the 'Continental System'. Please see the Wikipedia link below.
