What happened as a result of World War 2?
-Allied victory
-Dissolution of the Third Reich
-Creation of the United Nations
-Emergence of the United States and the Soviet Union as superpowers
-Beginning of the Cold War.
He created the Duma, a democratically elected house of the legislature supposedly to be able to pass legislation that even the Tsar would have to obey. Nevertheless, the Czar quickly reneged on that promise and the Duma never became anything more than a powerless advisory board.
How did the assassination lead to world war 1?
Tensions between nations in European, including between Austria and Serbia, for a century after the Napoleonic Wars. The assassination was the last straw in Austria and Serbia's conflict and that conflict was the first one to cause the mobilization of troops. That mobilization caused Russia, then Germany and then France to go to war.
Saudi Arabia had been asking the US for a long time to leave their country, but we depend on oil like an alcoholic depends on a drink. This made one particularly radical man named Osama bin Laden furious and he hatched several terrorist attack plans against America, the most devastating being the attack on the World Trade Centres and the Pentagon. Then he went into hiding in Afghanistan. President Bush was livid about the whole thing and vowed to hunt down Osama bin Laden. The Americans declared war on Iraq.
Why is the vimy ridge battle important?
Canada was automatically at war because she was still under Britain's control. However Canadas contributions into WWI led to some international recognition, which is a huge part of becoming sovereign; other countries must recognize you as sovereign. The Battle at Vimy ridge was the greates assertation in Canadian sovereignty in WWI. Even tho she was under british rule, ultimately, Canadian troups planned, rehearsed, followed through, and defeated the Germans at Vimy ridge under the command of Canadian officers and officials. Hope this helps. Send me a note if it does.
AnswerCanada's role in the Battle of Vimy Ridge earned Canada a reputation as formidable and effective.The Canadian victory over Vimy Ridge became a defining moment for Canada and the country now had a possability to escape from the shadows of Britain. Although the victory came with a great cost, with more than 10,000 killed and wounded, it helped prove Canada in front of other world countries.
The ridge, running almost 12 kilometers north-east of Arras, was occupied by the Germans in the year of 1914. Five major battles took place in Arras in World War One, the reason being that Arras had an important railroad junction and if the Germans controlled it, it could easily use the railroad to support her troops. If the allies controlled the railroad, they could support their own men. Germans had constructed a group of artillery-proof trenches which were protected from infantry attack by concrete Machine Gun Posts.
The reason for Vimy Ridge's importance was that it rose 61 metres above the Douai Plain, therefore giving its army the advantage of seeing clearly across the horizon. This would allow the army to spot any attackers and attack them easily without being slaughtered. These advantages sparked the attention of both the French and the British.
The French saw it as an important part of their country because it protected occupied France where mines and factories were in full production of Germany. At the end of September of the year of 1914, the French and the Germans met in a fierce head-on attack North of Arras.
Later in the year of 1915, after about a month of fighting, which cost them more than 100,000 lives, the French reclaimed some land some of which was Notre-Dame de Lorette Ridge and the villages of Souchez. During the remainder of 1916 and into 1917, the fighting went underground and mining warfare became a threat for both sides.
In 1917, the British attacked on a front from Croisilles, south of Arras, to Givenchy. Here, the Canadians were given the responsability of protecting the Northern flank of the British attack from where the trenches crossed. The British attacked Arras while the British attacked Vimy Ridge.
On the morning of Easter Monday on the 9th of April of the year of 1917, the Canadians, who had composed a four division attack, they began following a British artillery barrage which was supported by a well hidden creeping barrage. Within thirty minutes of the first division, commander Arthur Currie helped his army succeed in capturing the German front line. Within a half hour, the second line passed into Canadian hands. On April 12, when Hill 145 fell, Vimy Ridge was won over by Canadian troops. The whole plan was entirely devised by Canada and was independent of British thoughts.
The success in the capture of the ridge earned Canada a reputation of great strength and accomplishment. It was also the first time that Canada had ever planned its own attack without British help. It was the first step towards its independence and sovereignty.
What is the 3 main members of the allied powers in World War I?
The 3 main members of the allied powers in world war 1 were Great Britan, the U.S., and I belive Russia, (although they backed out during the Bulshivick Revolution which started the USSR.) They were fighting the Axis Powers, which mainly consisted of Germany and Austrai - Hungry
How did Francisco Franco come to power?
He began the Spanish Revolution.
AnswerHe led a military coup against the democratically elected government of the Spanish Republic in 1936. The Republic armed the workers, who resisted the fascist takeover. A civil war ensued. Denied the aid of the democratic powers, the Republic sought and obtained limited help from Soviet Russia and also from a large number of foreign volunteers, but Franco's Nationalists received much more extensive foreign aid in the form of the decisive military assistance of Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy. Eventually, the Nationalists won the civil war (1939) and Franco became head of state and dictator. For more details see Hugh Thomas, "The Spanish Civil War"; Paul Preston, "Concise History of the Spanish Civil War".Hitler also helped him come on power... he wouldn't have manged it on his own..
Why was Great Britain interested in america?
Great Britain and Spain were very competitive during the 16th and 17th centuries. Great Britain wanted to settle colonies in North America to find gold and possibly the Northwest Passage. Both were top on the lists of Spain and England's "To Find" lists. If England found either first, then Great Britain would be rich and flourish.
How young were some of the soldiers who fighting in world war 1?
well, the ages that fought were kids. (arround 8+)
How do you change your weapons in feudalism game?
To change your weapon you would use the SHIFT button.
Who was the ruler of Poland during World War 1?
Poland doesn't actually exist as a nation in ww1. It was created after the end of the war by the Peace treaties. The ruler of where the Poles lived then was the Czar of Russia, it was part of the Russian Empire.
Why did Belgium join World War 1?
Several thousand Nazi troops following the Panzer divisions crossing their borders.
Neutral country, but a vital keystone for invasion, in the end, whose aristocratic elite supported Nazi influence, because they are surrounded by potentially hostile countries forceful stability was particularly attractive - the weight of Nazi Germany was appealing for the aristocratic/ ruling parties naturally.
They surrendered in 18 days in a bloody battle held by the general population but the ruling aristocracy were prepared for Jewish persecution and sent 1000's of Jews to concentration camps including Auschwitz - 60, 000 Belgians (aristocratic) were found guilty of collaborating with the Nazis and it is reported by Belgian historians that Belgium went far beyond Nazi requirements of collaboration in WWII especially when it came to persecution. There are stories in the later war of Belgium sending refugees into occupied Poland straight into the heart of German concentration camps.
The general population of Belgium are not to blame they provided a strong resistant party but for the aristocracy (not the King) its another matter...
N.B. The largest collection of Nazi memorabilia is held by a duke in a Northern Province of Belgium - Brabant
What is the capital of germay?
we have 16 states in germany.
the name of the states and their capital are the folowing:
Bavaria Munich
Brandenburg Potsdam
Bremen Bremen
Baden Wurtemberg Stuttgart
Berlin Berlin
Hamburg Hamburg
Hessen Wiesbaden
Lower Saxony Hannover
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Schwerin
Northrhine Westphalia Duesseldorf
Rheinland-Pfalz Mainz
Saarland Saarbrucken
Saxonia Dresden
Saxonia Anhalt Magdeburg
Schleswig-Holstein Kiel
Thuringia Erfurt
If you refer to the former states of eastern and western germany then the capitals are
german democratic republic (east germany) Berlin
federal republic of germany (west germany) Bonn
Who was part of Central powers?
At the outbreak of WWI, it was the triple alliance with Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy against the triple Entente, with France, UK commonwealth and Russia.
Later Italy dropped out to join the Entente and Bulgaria and the Ottomans joined, and this alliance came to be called the central powers.
The Entente kept its name although it wasn't triple anymore when Japan, Romania, Serbia and others joined.
What two countries became dominant in the world after World War 2?
After the conclusion of World War II (although to some extent even before the war ended), two new countries emerged as dominant among the world's nations. These two countries -- the world's newest super-powers -- were the Soviet Union and the United States.
What was the first significant American engagement of World War 1?
If your asking was the American Military in WW1 the answer is no! American had not even began to be developed as a country yet. European countries were in WWI
Actually, America WAS in WWI. It WAS a country by then. America's president, Wilson, campaigned for most of the war that the country would stay neutral. When the German's sent Mexico The Zimmerman Note, and then sunk the Lusitania to get America into the war during the last year. America fought with the other Allied Powers.
Why did they form alliance systems in World War 1?
The alliances in Europe were formed long before 1914. The motives were varied, but they were defensive in character and/or intended to preserve the balance of power - that is, to prevent any one European country achieving a position of overwhelming stength.
When did the US arrive in in France during World War 1?
Fourteen thousand United States soldiers arrived in France in June, 1917. However, the American Expeditionary Forces did not begin participation until October of that year. Within a year, however, there were over one million US soldiers in France, some fighting on the front lines.
Generally, the war was seen as a great adventure. When war was declared a huge crowd gathered outside of the Palace in England to cheer.
Many rushed to join because they didn't want to miss out on "the fun". There was an overwhelming belief it would be all over by Christmas. Entire classes would join up together, "pal brigades" were formed (groups of men from the same village or town who joined up together so they could serve together), there was a whirlwind of activity as men rushed to join up on both sides.
Which nations belonged to triple alliance?
Three nations belonged to the triple alliance and they were Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy.
War can be a good thing. It stimulates the economy. It can build national pride. It can be very lucrative for the winning side also. The bad thing about war is the loss of lives.its a bad thong now
war is like forest fires; you cannot prevent forest fires. any old advertisement showing smokey the bear was really a flaw in human thinking long ago. forest fires are a natural thing that have taken place for millions of years.. and so is war. thinking you can prevent war is somewhat ignorant.
if you try to prevent forest fires you end up having a massive one rage out of control, dominating everything in its wake. however, small forest fires are good for the ecosystem and renew life.. the aboriginal australians knew this. if you take a strong, inattentive priority of stopping all forest fires in the world you doom ecosystems. this will only cause a monumental forest fire that will destroy everything.
you cannot prevent war.. even if you try someone will come and provoke it upon you. the geography of humans have existed for thousands or years with war. you may ask why it is impossible to live without war..its evidently in our dna naturally.
until humans evolve out of the need for war; it is obvious that war is seeded deep in our instinct and genes. some argue that, since we are the dominant species, war has been embedded in us so that nature/evolution could keep us in check.. let us not overpopulate the world like locusts. if no war ever took place in the history of man we would have obviously overpopulated this world long, long ago. war permits us to create new technologies. there has always been a strange influx of innovation correlated with war. albeit war is a horrible machine of death, the world would probably be unlivable if it never existed.
war is a good thing because the world would be impossible without it. all species go to "war" in some sort of sense, just perhaps in not a large scale like we do. as a new species is introduced into an ecosystem it cannot proliferate without stealing the resources, territory, or life of other organisms. there is no life without death, and there is no evolution without competition. even vegetarians destroy life.. that plant is alive you know..