Central Powers

in the fall of 1918.

Archduke Franz Ferdinand

Unitary goverment

Germany Austro-Hungary

devolution

Robber barons

Both Germany and Italy were allies of Austria during World War I but Italy didn't like Austria very much. This alliance among Austria, Italy, and Germany was called the Triple Alliance.

I have the same question but no body b ansewrin it u effin hoe!

Kaiser Wilhelm II was not assassinated. He abdicated the throne on the last days of WWI and escaped to Holland, turning up at the home of a distant relative, who not only had to take in the Kaiser but his family and another couple of dozen of his retinue. In 1920 he bought a small castle in Holland and lived there until his death at age 82 in 1941. He had at first been somewhat friendly toward the Nazis, but what he really wanted was a restoration of his family to the throne of Germany. His enthusiasm for the Nazis had cooled considerably by the time of his death. By that time the Nazis had overrun Holland, and made a propaganda spectacle and "hero" out of the dead emperor.

Austria-Hungary

Germany, the Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria (1915-1918) was on Austria-Hungary's side.

Robert Fulton powered his steam boat with one of James watts steam engines. inventions such as the steam engine were generally the work of gifted tinkerers. they experimented with simple machines to make them better. the pace of change quickened as companies hired professional chemist and engineers to create new products and machinery.

All I can find is:
Franz Joseph (-German) "Franzl"
Ferenc József (Hungarian)
Francis Joseph (English)

Austrian-Hungarian Empire, The German Empire, and the Ottoman Empire were the main Central Powers.

they are both the same thing for the most part, its just that the definitions are worded differently. stamina is how far you can go physically while endurance is how much you can do. if you were to use running as an example, your stamina would be how far you can run and your endurance is how long you can go without getting tired.

hungary

Because all they knew was yayo!!

They only built one type, the A7V.

The answer is: Germany used 20 of her own Tanks, the A7V, and also about 50 captured British Mk IV.

No, since noine should be afraid to voice their own opinion

Wilson wanted a world governing organization which would have the ability to settle international disputes and rivalries and to intervene to stop war. He wanted commissions to peacefully determine if disputed regions would be independent or part of one country or another. He wanted large language and culture-based areas to be independent countries with self-government.

Many of these things came to pass: The League of Nations was founded; a commission held negotiations and plebecites to settle ownership of Alsace-Lorraine, Croatia, etc. Countries including Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, and others were formed around language and cultural lines.

Some things did not come true: The League of Nations never had any power because the very country that proposed it never joined it! Some countries were set up as ill-thought marriages (Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia) and Germany was not permitted to incorporate all of the major German-speaking regions. Poland was granted a vast area of Ukranian and Byelorussian population. All of these mistakes came back to create the Russian-Polish war (1920-21) and the second World War. Some, like the breakups of the Slavic countries, even outlasted WWII.

Italy, Germany and Austria-Hungary

Germany
Austria-Hungary
Ottoman Empire
Bulgaria

Kaiser Wilhelm was Commander in Chief of the German Military.

Deutsche Bundesbank (German for German Federal Bank) is the central bank of the Federal Republic of Germany. It is located in Frankfurt, Germany. It was established in the year 1957 and it introduced the German Mark currency.