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Central Powers
The Central forces of World War 2 were lead by the German Republic and included the Austrian-Hungarian Empire, the Ottoman Empire and the Kingdom of Bulgaria against the Allied Forces.
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Power tends to centralize due to the efficiencies gained from streamlined decision-making and resource allocation. As organizations or societies grow, centralized authority can facilitate quicker responses to challenges and ensure consistency in policies and actions. Additionally, leaders may consolidate power to maintain control and stability, often justified by the need for coordination and unity. This tendency can create a feedback loop, where increased power attracts more authority to the center, further diminishing localized autonomy.
What date was the assassination on Franz Ferdinand?
June 28, 1914 in Sarajevo, the capital city of the Austro-Hungarian province of Bosnia at the time.
Is the government as a whole able to overthrow inherent powers?
Yes, but it is incredibly difficult. The Constitution of the United States can be amended. Amendments can cancel out other amendments. The Amendment process is difficult, and any amendment request to nullify the Bill of Rights or other fundamental, inherent powers would most certainly be struck down. Realistically, no, the Constitution will not be amended to remove our fundamental, inherent rights, but it is still possible.
What part of countries were part of allied powers?
Canada,us,Great Britain,India,Poland,etc. that's only some of the countrys who were part of the allied powers
ADDED: If the question refers to the Allied Powers of World War II then the above list barely begins to scratch the surface of the complete list of ALL nations that were allied against the Axis powers. The list is too lengthy to compile and list individually here.
(as well as making it much too easy to cut and paste the answer to place it into someone's homework)
For more informatiion and a complete listing see the below link:
Who assassinted Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife?
a member of the Black Hand Gang shot them when driving in their car, he found them by chance.
How big was the Austro-Hungarian navy before World War 1?
The Austro-Hungarian Navy consisted of about 10,000,000 solders and 1,500 naval ships.
What countries were considered to be the central powers?
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire.
What is a true statement about Germany's use of U-boats?
U-boat warfare was the German response to the British blockade.
What countries were a part of the allies and the central powers?
Triple alliance: Germany, Italy, Austria-Hungary,
Triple entente: France, Britain with commonwealth, Russia
When war started Serbia entered the Entente, and soon also Nepal, Montenegro, Belgium and Japan
Italy change from the alliance to the Entente in 1915, as did Portugal and Romania .
Bulgaria and the Ottoman empire joined the alliance, and all together were called the central powers
In 1917 the United States, Brazil, Siam and Greece entered the Entente and Russia had the October revolution leading to a separate peace with the central powers.
Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hejaz and Armenia surged as independent countries after their fight against the central powers, and partly Yugoslavia.
A large number of Latin American states declared war or hostility without engaging in military battle.
Who is the archduke Franz Ferdinand?
He was the Archduke of Austria-Este, Austro-Hungarian and Royal Prince of Hungary and of Bohemia. He is born on 1863 and assassinated by Gavrilo Princip in Sarajevo on 28. June 1914. Assassination was excuse for Austro Hungary, Germany and their allies to start a World War I.
Where were Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife shot at?
Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife were shot in Bosnia.
What major Central power lost the most troops in World War 1?
Germany (the German Empire) lost the most troops of all Central Powers (Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire, Bulgaria). Quoted figures are contradictory, once source listing a total of about 2 million men killed or missing, while another lists 1.8 million killed and another 1.1 million missing or unaccounted for.
What made Archduke Francis Ferdinand bitter?
Archduke Francis Ferdinand became heir to the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1899, after the deaths of his father and his cousin, Crown Prince Rudolph. However, since Francis Ferdinand's health was poor, most people assumed that the throne would go to his younger brother Otto. This made Francis Ferdinand very bitter.
What happened to gavrilo princip after he killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
I think, he was SERVILELY beaten and tortured, basically hurt as much as they could hurt him without killing him, and than the was sent to jail. He later died of TB in jail 4 years after the murder.
How many times archduke Franz Ferdinand was shot?
He was shot once and so was his wife Sophie. i guess his lucky charms didn't work that day.
What were the two reasons the central powers surrendered in world war 1?
1: They had been blockaded by Allied fleets, so they ran out of supplies. 2. The Allies were making fast advances and defeating Central armies in multiple battles. The Central Powers could not possibly fight on.
When Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated how did this help start the war?
Because the the Archduke Franze Ferdinand was the heir to the Austria-Hungary throne when him and his wife when assassinated by a Serbian Nationalist in Sarejevo. Austria Hungry Gave Serbia a ultimatum and when Serbia did not follow the ultimatum Austria-Hungry declared war with Serbia
What country was Austria-Hungary's rival?
Prussia, and with it the late German Empire. The only thing that "forced" them into an uneasy alliance was the "Entente" threat (mainly Russian and French threat). Prussia and Austria, due to common history in the Holy Roman Empire, had an endangered relation. The most important issue was the control over small duchies and kingdoms encompasing them. Prussia proved vital for securing their existence from outer threats, unlike the militarily weakened Austrian Empire.
What was the reason for the collapse of Communism in WW1?
The Communists were defeated, and the Communist rulers were ousted from their posts.
