why country made alliance‚ which resulted whole European country to the war‚ the most important thing is Franco-Prussian War. In July 19th of 1870‚ France declared war toward Prussia. However‚ the army of Prussia was well structured and strong and even more‚ north German confederation and south German empire helped Prussia and sent an army‚ which made higher possibility of wining. However‚ compare to Prussian army‚ army of the France was not that weak‚ but the problem was that people in France refused
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This book report will be reviewing “The 48 Laws of Power” by Robert Greene‚ focusing mainly on the laws that emphasis military strategy. These laws are the fifth‚ eleventh‚ twenty second‚ forty second‚ and forty eighth law. While going through these laws‚ this report will analysis the author’s premise as well as the purpose of these laws. The fifth law states “so much depends on reputation; guard it with your life.” The most important factor to power is reputation. With reputation alone‚ one can
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bismarck was a very important man back in the days. He was the reason Germany was shaped in such a way but he was also the downfall of the world war l. Otto was called the "Iron Chancellor” (1815-1898)‚ who between 1862 and 1890 effectively ruled first Prussia and then successfully covered all Germany. He initiated decisive wars with Denmark‚ Austria and France to unite 39 independent German states under Prussian leadership. He used his manipulative intelligence European rivalries to make Germany a world
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that spoke or came from German heritage. This was called the German confederation. Two largest states in this confederation was Prussia and Austria Hungary Prussia is most successful because of three distinct things 1. Prussia is predominantly German 2.Had strongest army of all German states 3.Prussia was able to industrialize the quickest During this time in Prussia they had a guy who became the German prime minister‚ very strong Otto Von Bismarck Practices “Real-Politik” means politics
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Assess and analyse the positions of the Big Three as they came to the Paris Peace Conference. Examine what came out of the Treaty of Versailles and explain the differences between the two. With the First World War ending in November 1918 with an armistice‚ a treaty was called for by the victorious nations with the aim of making and keeping peace between the five nations of France‚ Germany‚ Britain‚ Austria-Hungary and the United States. The three main victors were France‚ Britain and the
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Napoleon I HEME pages 39-48 notes The Concordat of 1801 and its significance a. Organized religion can be controlled by lawmakers easily b. This was imposed by the National Assembly’s “Civil Constitution of the Clergy” c. However‚ organized religion is just the physical manifestation of belief‚ belief itself is very hard to control d. Banning public worship and Catholicism didn’t stop the French from believing in the virtues of religion e. This caused the people who believed in religion to
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BEF may have fallen. The Schlieffen Plan had anticipated‚ and counted on‚ the Russian armies taking longer to mobilise. However‚ the Russian Armies invaded Prussia on 17th August. Moltke sent half his right wing to the German Eighth army which left the right wing weakened and more vulnerable. Had the Russians taken longer to invade Prussia then Moltke wouldn’t have sent more men to Germany’s eighth army and then no other armies in the battle would’ve noticed a weak spot in the German defence.
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The people that were being ruled and the ruler or absolute monarch viewed the role of the absolute ruler differently. As document number one states‚ Frederick II of Prussia said‚ "The sovereign stands to his people in the same relation in which the head stands to the body." This quote means that absolute ruler‚ Frederick II of Prussia‚ believed that the absolute ruler was the head or leader of the group of people he ruled. This means that he believed that the absolute ruler was the one making the
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Holland‚ Sardinia‚ Tuscany‚ and Modena were restored. Russia‚ Austria‚ Prussia‚ and England formed a Concert of Europe that helped urge tradition back into Europe and gave each other support if revolutions broke out. Socially‚ most revolts and wars were prevented from happening. The revolutions start in France‚ as Metternich once said‚ “When France sneezes‚ Europe catches a cold”. Quadruple Alliance (Russia‚ Austria‚ Prussia‚ England) agreed to defend the status quo against any threat to the balance
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Also published by Mendelssohn was the " Philosophical Conversations " in 1755. Between the years 1756 and 1759‚ Mendelssohn became known as the " leading spirit of the Bibiothek " and ran some risk by freely criticizing the poems of the king of Prussia. In 1762 he won the prize offered by the Berlin academy for an essay on the application of mathematical proofs to metaphysics. On October 1763‚ the King granted Mendelssohn the privilege of Protected Jew (Schutz - Jude)‚ which assured his right
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