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How did the thirty years war influence the development of national identities in Europe?
It forced kingdoms to establish clear boundaries.
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Why did spanish monarchs oppose the spread of protestanism?
The more frost in the region, the more difficult life is in it. Frost (but not a big one) is the engine for creating new technologies, including new religions. As a result, technological, scientific, ideological and religious growth was greater in northern Europe than in southern Europe. And mach more than in Africa
How did the explorers contribute to the development of Europe?
how did explorers contribute to the development of europe
Was there in England renaissance?
Yes there was. The notion of renaissance in Italy had spreed through out Europe including England. There were very important literature and scientific innovations that had brought significant influence in the development of the world in general.
Which phrase characterizes the development of the renaissance in Europe?
The Renaissance in Europe was characterized by an interest in Greco-Roman humanist ideas. It also witnessed the development of vernacular literature in many European languages.
How did trade influence societies in Africa the Americas Asia and Europe?
Looser read the book
Which medieval ruler launched an extended war against France that contributed to the development of distinct national identities in Europe?
Edward III
What role did the Great Schism play in building national identities in Europe?
It (politically) divided Europe into Avignon & Roman.
Why did spanish monarchs oppose the spread of protestanism?
The more frost in the region, the more difficult life is in it. Frost (but not a big one) is the engine for creating new technologies, including new religions. As a result, technological, scientific, ideological and religious growth was greater in northern Europe than in southern Europe. And mach more than in Africa
What is the most interesting thing about Europe?
I think it is this: For thousands of years, Europe has maintained so many very diverse cultures, languages, and national/sociopolitical identities. Even after many wars over the centuries, European nations have for the most part held on to their traditions and identities.
What's the most interesting thing about Europe?
I think it is this: For thousands of years, Europe has maintained so many very diverse cultures, languages, and national/sociopolitical identities. Even after many wars over the centuries, European nations have for the most part held on to their traditions and identities.
How did invasion by the angles Saxons Magyars and the Vikings influence the development of Europe?
i dont know
Why would it be difficult to unite the countries of Europe?
Uniting the countries of Europe is challenging due to historical conflicts, cultural differences, varying economic development levels, and national sovereignty concerns. Achieving consensus on governance structures, policies, and decision-making processes is complex given the diverse interests and priorities of member states. Strong national identities and political divisions also pose obstacles to complete unity.
What country has been a major influence and the development and economies of most eastern European countries?
The Former Soviet Union
How did Albrecht Durer influence Renaissance in his work?
He merged the Northern European with the Italian style, which affected the development all over Europe.
How did the explorers contribute to the development of Europe?
how did explorers contribute to the development of europe
Was islam a positive or negative influence on civilization?
Islam contributed positively to civilization and even they had their own Islamic civilization that contributed so much to Europe development.
What animal is Europe's national animal?
Europe is not a nation. It cannot have a national animal.
