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1. The Crimean War
   ... Troppau protocol1820three eastern powers, Austria, Russia, Prussiaview the suppression of revolution as essential to its survival. ...
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2. Napoleon Timeline
   Costly defeat for Napoleon May 4th 1814: Napoleon exiled to small islands of Elba by the allies 1814: Quadruple AllianceRussia, Prussia, Austria and Great ...
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3. napoleon its incomplete right now
   ... England, Russia, Prussia, and Austria allied together to fight the French. Napoleon did not win to many victories against them. ...
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4. What were the aims of the peacemakers at the Congress of Vienna
   ... Each Great Power, Britain, France, Russia, Prussia, and Austria came to the Congress of Vienna with a preset idea of what each of their own countries were to ...
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5. napoleon
   ... When he returned from Moscow he fought and won a battle against Austria, Great Britian, Russia, Prussia and Sweden. In October the two sides fought again. ...
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6. Catherin the great
   ... The Seven Years War began in 1756, and Russia and Prussia were on opposing sides. ... Russia, Prussia and Austria would each take one of these regions. ...
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7. Napoleon
   ... To complement his influence around France, Napoleon also set up a series of alliances that loosely attached Russia, Prussia, and Austria to his empire. ...
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8. French History of the 19th century
   ... Another alliance, Holy Alliance, included Russia, Prussia, and Austria, and encouraged the rulers to act as a union of monarchs. ...
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9. Rulers of Spain
   ... Poland was a nation that failed to become independent also. Their influence was weak and they were partitioned by Russia, Prussia, and Austria. ...
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10. Napoleon
    ... After this defeat in Moscow Napoleons Empire began to crumble. England, Russia, Prussia, and Austria allied together once again to fight France. ...
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11. Catherine the Great
    ... After the division of Poland, Russia, Prussia and Austria cooperated closely on the international scene, holding Eastern Europe completely under their control. ...
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12. Napoleon: A military leader
    ... After this defeat in Moscow Napoleons Empire began to crumble. England, Russia, Prussia, and Austria allied Together once again to fight France. ...
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13. Bismarck How much did Bismarckamp39s success from 186270 depend on ...
    ... In the end, Russiaamp39s friendship with Prussia remained intact, and the Prussian benefit was that Austriaamp39s relations with Russia had worsened over Austrian ...
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14. Bismarck How much did Bismar
    ... In the end, Russiaamp39s friendship with Prussia remained intact, and the Prussian benefit was that Austriaamp39s relations with Russia had worsened over Austrian ...
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15. How Napoleons Invasion of Russia Led To His Downfall
    ... By the end of 1813, Prussia had dropped all treaty agreements with France. Austria had formed a separate peace agreement with Russia. ...
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16. Otto von Bismarck
    ... In 1859 he was sent as ambassador to Russia, and then to France in 1862. When there was a constitutional conflict in Prussia, King William was looking for a ...
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17. Napoleonamp39s accomplishments and Defeats
    ... System. He demanded that his conquered countries not trade with Britain, and asked Russia and Prussia to participate. The British ...
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18. Germany
    ... remember that this period was characterised by a period of nonintervention by Britain and Russia, who saw the Balance of power as being upheld by Prussia. ...
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19. Cultural Heritage
    ... Hitler. They failed and were hung on German soil. After WWII, Prussia was divided between Russia, Poland, and E. Germany. In Conclusion ...
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20. The Congress of Vienna, 1815.
    ... a new rise of France from the other four Powers and Britain, France and Austria drew up a secret pact against the emerging east Powers: Russia and Prussia. ...
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21. The French Revolution
    ... It was France vs. Spain, Austria, Russia, Prussia, England, Holland, Sweeden, and the Pope. This made France weaker but France was still the world power. ...
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22. Bonaparte
    ... Austria, Russia and Prussia sent huge armies against him. They invaded France and captured Paris in April 1814. This was the end of Napoleonamp39s dream. ...
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23. Napoleon Bonaparte
    ... Austria, Russia and Prussia sent huge armies against him. They invaded France and captured Paris in April 1814. This was the end of Napoleonamp39s dream. ...
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24. the napoleonic era
    ... In 1806, Prussia joined Russia in a new coalition, but once more, Napoleonamp39s forces crushed the Prussian army at Jena and Auerstedt and in June 1807, Napoleon ...
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25. Developing Modern States
    ... wanted. Unlike the kings of Poland, the monarchs of France, Russia, and Prussia developed these features of the modern state. The ...
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26. The Causes of WW1
    ... Not enthusiastic about the alliance and feeling it may offend the Russia that had stood by Prussia, Wilhelm I commented upon signing:ampquotThinking of what it means ...
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27. Worl war 1
    ... OK, so the plan was that. On the Eastern front it would be Russia trying to invade Germany through East Prussia and attack AustriaHungary in Galicia. ...
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28. Napoleon I Bonaparte
    ... He went against The Third Coalition Britain, Prussia, Austria, and Russia, and tried to rebalance everything to his favor. He ...
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29. war and peace
    The novel describes the war with Napoleon in which many countries were involved such as Russia, Austrian, Prussia, Spain, Sweden, and Britain. ...
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30. Alcohol2
    ... and soon enough, governments became ampquotdependent on the trading of tobacco.ampquot Eventually, countries such as England, Italy, France, Russia, Prussia, and finally ...
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