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What country gained their independence after the first Balkan War?
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What countries gained independence?
If you are referring to the period of colonization and colonialism, certainly one of the first was the United States of America, which declared its independence from England in 1776; the Americans fought and won the Revolutionary War (1775-1781). Another early country to declare independence was Haiti, which gained its freedom from France in 1804.
What was the first African country to declare its independence?
Egypt (1922) was the first African nation to become independent from a European nation, but it was not a colony (it was a protectorate). The first colony to become independent was Italian Libya in 1951.
Name the first country in latin America to win its independence?
Haiti.
When did the First war of Independence start?
The first war of independence started on 1857.
The french first gained access to Vietnam with?
Missionaries
When was the first country?
San Marino was the first established country and gained independence from the Roman Empire in 301.
What was the first balkan country to join the European union?
the first balkan country was Slovenia
Who was initially allowed to vote when the country first gained its independence?
This is for the U.S. When we gained independence only men that had a higher status could vote, such as men that owned land and who were educated.
Which the oldest country in the world?
San Marino was truly the first established country. It gained independence from the Roman Empire in 301 and was the first republic.
What happen to haiti in 1804?
Haiti Gained They're IndePendence From France, They Were The First Black Republican Country hey gain their independence In 1804
Was Norway the first people that gained there independence?
No, Norway was not the first country. San Marino was the first country and gained independence in 301 CE from the Roman Empire. Norway did not come into existence until 872 CE, but its sovereignty was interrupted twice. The first with a union with Sweden and the second by a Nazi occupation during WWII.
Which revolution created the first nation that had gained independence from a European power?
"gaining independence" usually prescribes a "from" in the end of it, followed by the name of country/hegemon. Historically (in Europe), I suppose first countries/nations got their independence with the collapse of Roman Empire, - more so the ones on the outskirts of Empire. So one may guess England and France, Balkan nations, as well as Middle East countries to be those among first ones to gain independence :)
Who did Canada gain its independence from?
Canada gained its independence from Britain through the enactment of the British North America Act, thereby becoming the first country to be created by legislation.
Was haiti the first country to gain its independence?
Haiti was not the first country to gain its independence. It was however, the first independent nation in the Caribbean and Latin America, the first post-colonial, independent, black-led country in the world, the only nation whose independence was gained as part of a successful slave rebellion, and the second independent nation in all the Americas after the United States.
Why was haiti the first country to gain its independence?
Haiti was not the first country to gain its independence. It was however, the first independent nation in the Caribbean and Latin America, the first post-colonial, independent, black-led country in the world, the only nation whose independence was gained as part of a successful slave rebellion, and the second independent nation in all the Americas after the United States.
Who was the first priminister for Jamaica?
Alexander Bustamante (born William Alexander Clarke) became the first prime minister of Jamaica when the country gained independence in 1962.
When was the first country founded?
Haiti was founded in 1804 when the country gained independence as a result of a successful slave revolution. It is the only contemporary nation born of a slave revolt.
