The Treaty of Versailles and its Aftermath: A New World Order
in January 1918, almost a year before the end of the war, President Wilson stated in the U.S. Congress by fourteen points which should be governed according to the just and lasting peace.
(the suppression of secret diplomacy, to which attribute the outbreak of war, freedom of navigation and international trade, desmenbracion of old empires and the recognition of the right to independence to the ethnic and linguistic minority of the people who made these empires, the creation of a society of nations
Ancient Greek Architecture: Orders, Temples, and Theaters
The Architecture Awards
Depending on the items listed, there are three orders: Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian. Each order consists of load-bearing and supported elements:
Load-Bearing Construction
a. – The bearing construction is based on the column, shaft, and capital. The size corresponds to a canon. In some cases, the shaft is replaced by human figures: if they are female, they are called caryatids, and if they are male, they are called Atlantides.
Supported Element
b. – The supported element is the
Read MoreThe Mexican War of Independence: From Insurgency to Empire
In early 1820, was practically finished, only some groups of insurgents kept up the fight in the southeast of the Viceroyalty, mainly in the mountains of the current state of Guerrero. They were led by Vicente Guerrero, Guadalupe Victoria and Pedro Ascencio, among others, however, were not considered cause for extreme alarm for the government of New Spain. The movement that had begun Hidalgo, who were currently operating, there was no correlation, however, external events in political, profoundly
Read MoreThe Rise and Fall of Francoist Spain: From Authoritarianism to Crisis
Introduction
Francoist Spain (1939-1975), led by the authoritarian dictator Francisco Franco, persisted through different phases while maintaining control of all institutions. As Generalissimo, Franco held absolute power, ruling until his death. Francoism evolved through Early Francoism (1939-1959) and Late Francoism (1959-1975), which encompassed the 1960s and the subsequent crisis. Despite its differences, the Franco regime remained steadfast in its suppression of dissent and preservation of power.
Read MoreWorld War II: Causes, Consequences, and Impact
1. Causes of World War II
a) Totalitarian Regimes
* Italy and Germany sought to expand their territories and challenged the status quo established by the League of Nations. * They strengthened their armies and encouraged militarism. * These countries experienced growing nationalism and adopted aggressive foreign policies.
b) Escalating Aggression
* In the 1930s, authoritarian states launched a series of hostile attacks. * In Africa, Italy invaded Ethiopia and Albania. * Italy and Germany supported the
Read MoreMiddle age peninsular kingdoms
His2riography/His2riography is d study of his2ry of his2ry writing. D main “characters” in dat s2ry R his2rians & their texts. It is like examining d process U 2ok with writing an essay. D author is now under d microscope/ Renaissance Modern Age in Europe begins with d Renaissance, which means rebirth. D term is used by scholars 2 describe d period beginning in Italy about 1350 & in d rest of Europe after 1450 & dat it lasted til about 1620. It was a his2rical era with distinctive
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