Author Question: How was the European map altered after 1871? What are some the changes in traditional rivalries & alicences? (Read 945 times)

aero

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I am doing a bit of history homework and am looking for some "Fluff" for my paper. All answers will be excepted. Please only serious answers though. Thanks!!!



coco

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Basic change was the rise of Prussian as a power.  After the 30 years war which killed millions of Germans they had had enough.  Forget the Kings name but he brought in the potato and thus the people always had calorie intake to survive on even if armies came through and stole the food as they were under ground.  got the potato from the spanish.  One interesting thing that made their army so good was the introduction of the needle gun or rifle which was the early repeating rifle.  While the other armies were reloading they were firing away which meant  each man was worth 3 or more of the other armies.  Interesting during the American civil war the Prussians had this gun and if the french or English had imported it then the odds of manpower in the favor of the north would have been cut down and the South would have had an edge and the outcome would have been different.  The one thing that saved the most lives in the Civil war was one word, duck!  Have a great 2011!



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geoffrey

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The main change in "alicences" in 1871 was the publication of Carroll's 'Through the Looking-Glass And What Alice Found There', the sequel to his 1865 book 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'.



 

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