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Who was the major participant in World War 1 that didn't wish to have much or any involvement?
The United States, who wanted to remain out of it, but were brought in as a result of an attack from Germany; they became one of the major players
What is a period of one thousand years called?
A period of 1 thousand year is called a millennium.
What did the potsdam meeting result to?
One Result About The Meet Is That They Decided Whether To Divide Germany Into3 or 4 Zones.
What country has had the most capital cities?
the one with the most states as states are allways capitilized, as they are nouns :)
What came after the edwardian period?
Certainly in Britain it changed with the monarch: The period from 1900 to 1914 is called the Edwardian age....
What was one result of the warring state period?
New philosophies
How did the warring state period end?
Warring states period ended when one single powerful state, Qin, conquered the rest of the states, establishing Qin dynasty. The Emperor of the state proclaimed himself as Qin Shi Huang or First Emperor of China. However, his dynasty was shortlived. It soon ended as a result of rebellion and finally Han dynasty was established instead.
What three cultural traditions came out of the Warring States period and how do they differ from one another?
Confucianism, Legalism, and Daoism.
How did the warring states end?
Warring states period ended when one single powerful state, Qin, conquered the rest of the states, establishing Qin dynasty. The Emperor of the state proclaimed himself as Qin Shi Huang or First Emperor of China. However, his dynasty was shortlived. It soon ended as a result of rebellion and finally Han dynasty was established instead.
What are facts about the warring state period in China?
The Warring States Period in China occurred between 476 BCE and 221 BCE. It is also called the Era of Warring States. It was a period in China when regional warlords conquered the smaller states around them and established their rule. There were seven major "warring" states involved. It was a shift in power in China.
What did Wu Di do?
Wu Di overtook the throne in 606bce and decided to unify china he ended the warring states period and made china one country
Where did legalism started?
Legalism originated in China during the Warring States period. Through this ideology, the Qin Dynasty was formed and united China under one government.
Where is legalism located?
Legalism can be found in China. Legalism is the strict adherence to laws or formula. It is one of the six classical schools of thought that developed in Chinese philosophy during the period of warring states around the 3rd century BCE.
How many states did Qin Shi Huang di conqueror?
Seven smaller states in Eastern China. Qin Shi Huang Di unified the seven warring states into one nation, governed by him.
Why are the confederate states important during civil war?
The Civil War was a war between the Confederate States of America and the Union. So, the Confederate states were important because they were one of the two warring countries.
Time of the warring states of china?
It was a period of time where the seven Chinese states were constantly at war with, against, and along side one another for over 250 years ..... switching sides and allies often. Collectively, it was the longest war in history. The Era of Warring States, covers the period from about 475 BC to the unification of China under the Qin Dynasty in 221 BC. It is nominally considered to be the second part of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, following the Spring and Autumn Period, although the Zhou Dynasty ended in 256 BC, 35 years earlier than the end of the Warring States period. The Seven Warring States were: Qin in the west, in the lower Wei River valley "within the passes"; Chu, on the southern frontier around the middle Yangzi River; Qi to the east in Shandong; Yan, in the far northeast near Beijing; and in the center, from south to north, Han, Wei, and Zhao. Some add an eighth state: Yue in the far southeast, near Shanghai. The Warring States Period was an era when regional warlords annexed smaller states around them and consolidated their power. The process began in the Spring and Autumn Period, and by the 3rd century BC, seven major states had emerged as the dominant powers in China. The Warring States Period saw the proliferation of iron working in China, replacing bronze as the dominant type of metal used in warfare. The Warring States was a great period for military strategy. Different philosophies, known as the Hundred Schools of Thought, developed in this period. The most notable school of thought include Sun Tzu and "The Art of War" fame., Trade also became important, and some merchants had considerable power in politics Warfare was also different as most armies made use of infantry and cavalry in battles, and the use of chariots became less widespread. The use of massed infantry made warfare more bloody and reduced the importance of the aristocracy which in turn made the kings more despotic. From this period onward, as the various states competed with each other by mobilizing their armies to war, nobles in China belonged to the literate class, rather than to the warrior class as had previously been the case..... which means the smarter people were finally in charge instead of the strongest. This period is also notable for the development of complex bureaucracies and centralized governments, as well as a clearly established legal system. The developments in political and military organization were the basis of the power of the Qin state, which conquered the other states and unified them under the Qin Empire in 221 BC. *ANSWER IS NOT MINE! taken from a different answers.com question that was pretty much the same as yours.
Who got the Greek city-states to pledge to stop warring one another with the League of Corinth?
King Philip II of Macedon, the father of Alexander the Great.
