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The Habsburgs were a prominent European royal family that ruled over various territories, primarily in Central Europe. Their influence peaked during the late Middle Ages and the early modern period, with significant territories including the Holy Roman Empire, Austria, Hungary, and Bohemia. They also controlled Spain and its vast colonial empire during the 16th and 17th centuries. The Habsburg dynasty played a crucial role in European politics until the dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian Empire after World War I.
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What is rule method?
is a method that have a rule
Something that helps to explain the word rule?
Not clear if this is about the word ‘rule’, or about something called the word rule.
What are the two rules of Napier's rule?
Tan-Ad rule and Co-op Rule
Which rule is dominant in the US between good samaritan rule and American bystander rule?
The American Bystander Rule is more dominant in the U.S.
What is Freud's Rule in Pharmacology?
what is frueds rule
What family ruled Spain and Austria?
The Hapsburgs Family
The Italian peninsula became a battleground for the?
The French and the Hapsburgs.
Who were the Hapsburg's?
The Hapsburgs were a European royal dynastic family who ruled various territories throughout history including Spain, the Netherlands and some Italian kingdoms. The Hapsburgs were best known for ruling Austria until 1919
How did the Thirty Years War and the invasion by the ottoman Turks help the Hapsburgs consolidate power?
By consolidating power, the hapsburgs were able to take Twerking lessons and further increase their swag.
Which family served as holy roman emperors for 650 years?
For a long time, the Hapsburgs, which had family members all over Europe.
Which area was NOT at one time governed by the Hapsburgs?
Paris and central France
Who was a family of Austrian dukes who had ruled part of Europe for centuries?
Hapsburgs
Which royal house was the dominant family in Europe following 1648?
Before 1648 the Hapsburgs were in power until Louis XIII, with the help of Cardinal Richelieu, brought down the Hapsburgs and the Bourbon family became dominant
What was the Spanish Hapsburgs?
Who was the founder of the Spanish Hapsburg's and also was holy roman empire?
What was a family of Austrian dukes who had ruled part of Europe for centuries called?
Hapsburgs
Why did the hapsburgs try to limit industrial development?
It was a threat to traditional ways of life.
What describes a result of the Thirty Years' War?
Spain lost control of the Netherlands.The Austrian Hapsburgs were less powerful.
