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Which ruler of Austria abolished serfdom?
Joseph II
Where Did the salzburgers originate from?
The Salzburgers originated from the Salzburg region in Austria. They were Protestant settlers who fled religious persecution in the early 18th century. In 1734, they were invited to settle in the British colony of Georgia, where they established the town of Ebenezer. Their migration was part of a broader movement of displaced Protestants seeking religious freedom.
Did Austria ever have slaves?
yes how did u not know that we learned that in 1st grade
What are the push and pull factors of Austria-Hungary?
Well there were many for both. Push- Wars such as WWI and WWII, people also wanted to escape religious persecution especially Austrian Jews. Sparse farmland was also a main factor in pushing farmers out of Austria. Pull- Countries such as the US offered rich farmland, freedom of religion and many jobs especially during the immigration waves of 1910s to the 1930s.
Was Maria Theresa of Austria a good ruler?
Yes, she was. She raised 16 children and helped create reforms for eductaion in both of her countries...not just Austria! Not to mention she was a religious woman... Yes, she was. She raised 16 children and helped create reforms for eductaion in both of her countries...not just Austria! Not to mention she was a religious woman...
What are children permitted to see behind the locked door on Christmas eve in austria?
they saw things like cows,birds,and unicorns.
What are children permitted to see behind the locked door at Christmas in Austria?
The Christmas Tree.
What is Lise Meitner best known for?
Lise Meitner was a renowned physicist who worked in the fields of radioactivity and nuclear physics. Originally from Austria, she moved to Sweden to escape persecution from the Nazi's.
What accusations did Austria-Hungary make against Serbia?
it has permitted the criminal machinations of various societies and associations directed against the monarchy,and has tolerated unrestrained language on the part of the press. It = Austria-Hungary Austria-Hungary claimed that Serbia's government wasn't strict enough; that they weren't restricting the press and were tolerating the crimes of movements that were against the Monarchy.
What beliefs are in Austria?
There are mainly Catholics in Austria (65% - retrieved 2010), followed by the biggest non-Christian religious community; the Muslim community (4,3%). Great was the decrease of the Protestant Church; 3,9% of the population is Evangelic (2008). There are 80.00-15.000 Jews, 10.000 Buddhists, more than 4.500 Hinduists (retrieved 2001) and 20.000 of Jehovah's Witnesses (official accepted religious association in Austria). Estimated 12% of Austria's population don't belong too any community.
IN austria a bell is rung after Christmas eve dinner to signal the opening of a locked door. What are the children permitted to see for the first time behind locked doors?
The Christmas Tree.
In austria a bell is rung after Christmas eve dinner to signal the opening of a locked door what are children permitted to see for the first time behind the locked door?
The Christmas Tree.
