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Discuss the principles of the Vienna Conference 1815.Policies adopted at the Vienna Conference 1815 : -After the final fall of Napoleon, the victorious states met at a conference in Vienna, the capital of Austria, in November 1814. The conference lasted until June 1815. The conference was attended by various European powers, but the main role was played by the four victorious states -...

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How much was the Treaty of Versailles responsible for World War II?How far was the treaty of Versailles responsible for the Second World War?The Treaty of Versailles was one of the most controversial treaties among the international treaties. The main allegation against it is that the Treaty of Versailles was indirectly responsible for World War II. Historians have called it a forced peace...

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Discuss the various terms of the Treaty of Versailles.Various terms of the Treaty of Versailles.The Treaty of Versailles was signed on 28 June 1919 between the victorious Allies and the defeated Germany. One of the most controversial treaties in international history was the Treaty of Versailles. The Treaty of Versailles was criticized as one of the most responsible causes of World War II....

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Discuss the outcome of the First World War.Discuss the impact / importance of the First World War.Outcome of the First World War: -World War I would be less than a war. Judging by the scale of the war, the participation of different states, the use of lethal weapons, its influence in international politics, etc., it can be said to be more than just...

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Discuss Germany's responsibility for World War I.Discuss how much Germany was responsible for the First World War.Germany's responsibility for the First World War : -On the eve of the First World War, the Western powers were divided into two main camps. On one side was the trilateral treaty of Germany, Austria and Italy and on the other side was the trilateral alliance of...

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Discuss the causes of the First World War.Reasons for the First World War: -Although apparent peace prevailed in world politics for the past few decades, especially between 1871 and 1914, on the eve of the First World War, a number of events prepared the ground for the First World War . That is why this period is called the "Age of Armed Peace"....

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Discuss the reasons for Napoleon's fall.Causes for the fall of Napoleon: -Starting his career as an ordinary soldier, Napoleon soon became the fortune teller of the whole of Europe. But his political career came to an end in 1815 when he was defeated at the Battle of Waterloo. But long before the Battle of Waterloo, various events led to the fall of Napoleon....

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Discuss Napoleon's continental system. Discuss the reasons for the failure of the continental system.Napoleon's continental system: -Britain was more advanced in naval power than France. But for commercial and imperialist interests, it was necessary to influence the sea and establish rights over Britain. But it was not possible for France at that time to subdue the British in naval power. It was virtually...

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Napoleon Bonaparte's internal reforms.Code Napoleon.Napoleon as a reformer.Introduction: - After being appointed as a consul, Napoleon concentrated on internal reforms. The main aim of his reforms was to establish a strong political base in France by introducing a centralized system of government. Napoleon is regarded as one of the greatest benevolent  rulers of the eighteenth century. His reforms had a profound effect on...

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Discusses the social causes of the French Revolution.Social Causes of the French Revolution 1789 Introduction: -The root cause of the French Revolution was rooted in social inequality. The medieval social system of France was divided into privileged and non-privileged. The French were divided into three main estates or classes, consisting of priests, aristocrats and other communities. The differences between them and the differences in...

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Discuss the consequences of the Industrial Revolution.Consequences of the Industrial Revolution: - Influence / Effects of the Industrial Revolution .The Industrial Revolution was a significant event in the history of modern Europe. Its influence was so far-reaching that it profoundly effected the history of the modern world. The mass production of goods in European countries as a result of the Industrial Revolution indirectly encouraged...

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