History of Europe

'Garoghlanian' tribes do not exist.

King Wenceslaus III of Bohemia was born on October 6, 1289.

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Indian Mercantile law is primarily an adaptation of the English Law. The different Indian acts follow, to a considerable extent, the English mercantile law with some reservations and modifications necessitated by the peculiar conditions prevailing in India. ...

On September 13, 1968 Albania officially retreated from the Warsaw Pact upon the Soviet Union-led Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia, having already ceased to participate actively in Pact activity since 1962. ...

Of course, the depression which started in 1929 in the United States spread to nations all over the world, including Sweden. Sweden having recovered in 1934 was however the first nation to fully recover from the Great Depression. ...

First, people believed in God and the church. Second, people saw monastic life as a way to life in peace and security in a chaotic world. During the first four hundred years of the middle ages, people in western Europe were badly exposed to armed groups of people who were migrating or raiding. The Germanic tribes were a type of such groups, and the Vikings were another. People who lived in the countryside needed protection, and this could come if they moved...

The representative body of the different estates, or legal orders.

peeople under the barons

Most of western and southern Europe and northern Africa.

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No, the currency of Poland is the Polish złoty (PLN), but like most other EU member states, Poland is obliged to adopt the euro once the Polish economy meets certain criteria. However, the predicted date of this adoption is gradually put back by the ruling politicians and Poles are increasingly sceptical about the common EU currency. ...

Before WWII Kaliningrad belonged to Germany (earlier Prussia), but in 1945 Russian leader Joseph Stalin wanted to get "kusok giermanskoj ziemli" ("a piece of German ground") and the city was incorporated to Russia. It is an important port because other Russian ports in Baltic Sea are located far in northeast. It was (and still is) a great base for Russian naval forces. But there is one problem - there is no land connection with other parts of Russia. ...

The Ottoman Turks, led by Sultan Mehmed II.

the broth

Sweden, Denmark and Finland are members of EU. Norway and Iceland aren't.

A Patrician. Plebeians were the common people of the Roman Empire, and Patricians were the noble families that Senators usually came from. There were very rich plebs, and some poor patricians. Most patricians were wiped out in the Civil Wars. ...

Galileo galilei was and is sometimes referred to as "the father of experimental science." Galileo didn't take much on faith, rather, he tested his ideas through experiments and expressed them in mathematical form. ...

It's a German surname (last name) meaning someone who lives near a bog or someone who grows and sells vegetables ...

it wasnt easy for them so they just did the best they can

Britishers left India a shattered broken country divided into pieces by their Divide and Rule Policy but the Nation recovered their hidden strength to come up soon as a country of courage and integrity living on the principles of Non-violence and Co-existence. ...

1688

Well, all 3 explorers (Joliet, Marquette and La Salle) did not have any "direct" hands-on influence on the ensuing British-Franco conflicts. However, some of their discoveries and following colonizations of the territories in the Americas eventually led to what is known as the French and Indian Wars. Many French colonies practically bordered with other British colonies, that led to many conflicts, each with its colonies and Indian allies on its side on a bid for the western territories. Following France's defeat in the...

Ferdinand II of Aragon was the King of Aragon and after the death of Isabel I of Castile in 1504, was Reagent for the Kingdom of Castile. In effect, he ruled all of Spain from 1504 until his death in 1516. ...

Antarctica has the lowest birth rate of any continent as it has no permanent population, making the birth rate 0. Of the populated continents, Europe has the lowest birth rate at about 2 children per mother. ...