… an old one? The answer to this question would probably differ from time to time; after all, periods of history have only too many characteristics to analyze. It is said that in the case of the European renaissance, the Middle Ages is separated from…

… There were many milestones leading to WWII. There were 4 big ones, however. * Overall, the atmosphere in Europe was getting charged by Hitler doing a lot of small and trivial actions, and a general atmosphere of unrest. * You had…

… Hungary, and Bohemia -Hohenzollerns ruled Prussia, which became a strong united country under Frederick the Great -Kings became powerful during the late middle ages by gaining power over taxes, military and law -Louis XIV of France was among the…

… * The fall of the Weimar Republic goes hand in hand with the > rise of Hitler and the Nazi regime > * The Weimar Republic came into existence after WWI and > promised to give democracy, freedom of…

… of WWII brought inflation, unemployment and talk of revolution to Italy. *<Tab/>Peasants confiscated land they had been promised. Strikes were countered by lockout which was countered by occupying factories. *<Tab/>Italy…

… Marxists--1920s A.<Tab/>They used "Fascism" generically to describe Germany as well B.<Tab/>Their explanation was that Fascism was a bourgeoisie conspiracy to stop a Socialist revolution in Europe,…

… where he would be out of harms way. A Prince close to Luther took him away to Wartburg. He was safe physically, but not emotionally; for while there, he could not defend his ideas and it hurt and angered Luther more than a dagger ever could. While Luther…

… its domination on the government. The Bastille was an old fortress that served like a state prison. The French people despised the Bastille because it represented all that they hated about the French government: it was a symbol of the unlimited…

… Crisis damaged the League equally. They both showed the League's weaknesses and how ineffective it was. Both crises showed that the members of the League were only acting in their own interests and that the members of the League disregarded their…

… 1929 extremely depressed the state of the world. People lost their jobs and businesses went bankrupt. Many countries became selfish in order to recover their economies. The Wworld was losing its order; fascism grew and some criseis happenedoccurred.…