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1. Thirty Years War
   ... fine as they were. After Ferdinand had taken Bohemia, he invaded northern Germany. The Protestants were in fear. Christian IV, the ...
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2. AngloSaxon
   ... From their homeland in SchleswigHolstein in northern Germany they then began to harass the coasts of western Europe and Britain, along with the Franks and ...
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3. The Unification of Germany, Italy , and the United States
   ... Another leader was Garibaldi who is responsible for uniting the southern and northern parts of Italy. For Germany, after the failure of the German ...
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4. Otto Von Bismarck
   ... Turner 810. The unification of Northern Germany had been completed, and Bismarck had been named chancellor of Germany. Bismarck had ...
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5. Sixteenth Century Northern Renaissance
   ... The affect of the Reformation on northern art is seen in the sixteenth century in the form of new genres and in the decline, particularly in Germany, in art ...
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6. christian reformation
   ... In northern Germany they went so far that they even sold indulgences which could reduce the sins which you are going to commit in the future. ...
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7. Printing Press Essential to the success of the Reformation
   ... Magdeburg. Luther created the booktrade in Northern Germany, and made the little town of Wittenberg one of the principal bookmarts. In ...
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8. Italian Renaissance vs. Northern Renaissance
   ... in the Renaissance. Also in the northern Renaissance, south Germany gave birth to Durer and the Holbeins. Painting became less symbolic ...
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9. The Thirty Years War
   ... The combined imperial armies subsequently overran all of northern Germany, leaving numerous pillaged towns and villages in their wake. ...
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10. George, Duke of Saxony
    ... of monastic lands turned over to the secular authority, had little effect saving off the tide of Protestantism sweeping across northern Germany Though he ...
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11. Nationalism in Germany and Italy
    ... As Cavour continued unifying northern Italy, he was privately supporting nationalist rebels ... The person most responsible for the unification of Germany was Otto ...
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12. Austria
    ... Prussia had dominated Northern Germany, but they didnamp39t let Austria get into role they wanted to play in the German affairs. At ...
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13. the napoleonic era
    ... Duchy of Tuscany. His empire was brought to its height in 1810 when he added Holland and most of Northern Germany. Between 1806 and ...
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14. Refomation: Calvin/Luther
    ... The Protestant effects of the writings of Luther and Calvin can be seen in Scandinavia, Great Britain, and Northern Germany. Their ...
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15. Breakdown Roman Republic
    ... He was continually saving Rome from invasion and in 102 103BC he fought battles against Germanic tribes from northern Germany. ...
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16. The Development of English from Old English to Modern English
    ... and the Jutes arrived in Britain in the fifth century AD, from across the North Sea from what is today known as Denmark and Northern Germany, and invaded the ...
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17. Germany: WW1 responsible
    ... As Britain built new naval bases for the Dreadnoughts in northern Scotland in 1913, Germany widened the Kiel Canal to allow the easy passage of her ...
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18. The Fall of the Roman Empire
    ... with the Romans. The later invasions include the migration of the Lombardamp39s, who originated in northern Germany. They had initially ...
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19. Origin and Development of Lond
    ... keep it going. Saxon settlers began moving into the English countryside from Northern Germany and Denmark. They developed farming ...
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20. Reformation
    ... With the support of the nobility, the revolt was spreading with incredible speed over Central and Northern Germany, and almost immediately extended beyond its ...
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21. The Benefits of the Holocaust for the Jews1
    ... ampquotThe three submarines were built in shipyards in northern Germany, and two of them were funded by Germanyampquot Barzilai, 1. Germany is now seen as the second ...
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22. The Benefits of the Holocaust for the Jews
    ... ampquotThe three submarines were built in shipyards in northern Germany, and two of them were funded by Germanyampquot Barzilai, 1. Germany is now seen as the second ...
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23. Politics of Western Europe: Blood and Belonging
    ... These areas are former Yugoslavia specifically Croatia and Serbia, Germany, Ukraine, Quebec, Kurdistan and Northern Ireland. According ...
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24. WW11
    ... Then you have the Teutonic who live in the northern part of Germany. The religious germans rely on the Gutenberg Bible, much like what we call the holy bible. ...
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25. A Brief History of the Trebuchet
    ... The first trebuchetsor the art of building trebuchets arrived in Nordic countries through the way of northern Germany, where engines of war are regularly ...
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26. World War IIamp39s Entangling Alliances
    ... was a poor decision on Frances part because they made the same mistake as they did in WWI, because they didnamp39t protect northern France and Germany just walked ...
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27. Was Germany to Blame for WW2
    ... This push by Austria who was backed by Germany into the Slav areas would ... 13, 1912, Serbia and Bulgaria signed a treaty, which assigned northern Macedonia to ...
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28. Nazi Germany
    ... Other countries, especially France, Great Britain and Germany, considered themselves advanced and ... an uprise and took over many governments in the Northern Plain ...
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29. germany
    The size of Germany is just a bit smaller than Montana. The terrain consists of lowlands in the northern part, uplands in the center area, and the Bavarian ...
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30. Fascisms in Germany and Italy
    ... a strong military and increasing industry to equip the military Germany began to ... The northern part of Italy was industrialized while southern almost completely ...
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