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Which country in 1792 did the legislative assembly in France declared war on?
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∙ 13y ago
This is not a particularly straight forward question. I'm going to try but I'm not sure I'm answering what you're asking. At the Start of World War I the Austria-Hungarian Empire declared war initially on the Balkan State of Bosnia as a reaction to the assasination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. Russia, who saw itself as the older brother and protector of the slavic people of the Balkan peoples reacted to this declaration and subsequent invasion by declaring war on Austria-Hungary. Germany had a mutual protection alliance with Austria-Hungary and thus declared war on Russia. Russia had a similar alliance with France and Britain bringing those two belligerents into the fray. Germany's Schlieffen Plan, which was established in case of total European war, dictated that France must be neutralized first in this situation in order to avoid a two front war on the continent. Thus, Germany declared war on France and Britain. By extension Austria-Hungary was bound by the alliance with Germany to follow-suit and declared war on these two as well. It gets more specific and convoluted than this, but that's a basic overview.
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What effect did the Legislative Assembly have on France?
it helped them stay civilized
Who seized political power from the legislative assembly in France?
National Assembly
The National Assembly declared the end of feudalism in?
The moderate phase? In France during the french revolution
Which country did king Louis XVI fight?
None. France declared war to Austria in 1792, but it wasn't Louis XVI that had called for a war, since he was already imprisoned with his family in the Temple prison. This was the decision of the National Assembly.
Which document was created by the national assembly and characterized this first phase of the revolution It declared independence and announce that all men are free?
The document was the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen. It was passed by the National Constituent Assembly in France in 1789.
What is legislative assembly?
Legislative assembly is the legislature of France. This started in October 1st 1791.
What events led the extremist Jacobins to gain control of France?
The Jacobin extremists saw their window of opportunity to gain control of the legislative assembly by running on a patriotic platform when France declared war on and invaded Austria.
What effect did the Legislative Assembly have on France?
it helped them stay civilized
What is was the legislative body of France immedialey of the France the French Revolution in 1789?
The National Assembly.
Who seized political power from the legislative assembly in France?
National Assembly
What did Marie Antoinette and King Louis do in 1773?
I believe...1 sec...let me look at my notes here...Well, what got them killed was that were on the brink of sending the country into bankruptsy (pardon my spelling!), and couldn't save the country from inflation, unemployment, poor harvests, food shortages, or the rising prices that were tormenting the entire country. But after Louis summoned the National Assembly, word leaked out that he had planned to bring in troops to arrest the assembly.
What is the main legislative body in France called?
It has a bicameral Parliament consisting of the Senate and the National Assembly.
What to you call the main legislative assembly in France?
la Chambre des Députés , l'Assemblée Nationale
What is the main legislative body of France called?
The French Parliament is comprised of the National Assembly and the Senate.
The National Assembly declared the end of feudalism in?
The moderate phase? In France during the french revolution
What African Country declared independance from France on August the Third?
The Republic of Niger declared independence from France on August 3, 1960.
What did the divisions in the legislative assembly about the differences in french society?
The "Left" side of the assembly was usually reinforced by the less privileged classes in France."Right" was supported by the rich.
