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What treaty ended the 30 years war?
The Peace of Westphalia 1648 CE.
What was the conflict that made France the most powerful country in Europe?
treaty of nijmegen:)The Hundred Years' War.30 years war was the conflict that made France the most powerful country in Europe.
The Thirty Years War involved all major European powers except who?
England, Poland, and Russia stayed out of the 30 years war. They didn't have a dog in that fight.
Did the roaring 20s have an impact on what was going to happen in World War 1?
No, seeing as World War I ended in 1918, two years before the twenties began.
Did the Thirty Years' War involve few European powers?
no. At one point or another, basically every european country participated in the 30 years' war.The Thirty Years War involved few European powers?False. European powers were the only powers involved in the Thirty Years War, and there were more than a few of them.
How many years was the 30 years war?
hmm.. i wonder you idiot. 30 years was the 30 YEARS WAR.. you dumb idiot.
Was England in the 30 years war?
No.
How long did the 30 year war last?
The Thirty Year War lasted 30 years. From 1618-1648.
Where did the 30 years war start?
Germany
How many years long was the 30 years war?
You may find his is hard to believe, but it was 30 years (1618-1648).
What was the effect of the hundred years war?
Joan of Arc had the greatest impact on the Hundred years' war, by lifting the spirits of the nearly defeated French.
Did Robert E. Lee get married after the war?
No, he was married about 30 years before the war.
What were the countries that were involved in the Thirty Years' War?
I never knew there was a 30 year war?!
Which was one result of the Hundred Years War?
Joan of Arc had the greatest impact on the Hundred years' war, by lifting the spirits of the nearly defeated French.
What year did the 30 years war take place in?
1618-1648
How long did the war of the roses last?
it was from 1455-1487
What treaty ended the 30 years war?
The Peace of Westphalia 1648 CE.
