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166, and map, p. 200.) Why are the successive steps in the rise of Prussia so important ? Ans. Because they have continued until, in the 19th century, Prussia supplanted Austria in the control of Germany, and under her influence the German states have been consolidated.
How has Prussia exercised the ascendency acquired in Germany ? Ans. With great arro- gance, especially in her conduct to the Roman Church.
How may the study of history be a warning for individual conduct ? Ans. Almost every nati...on which has risen to great power has sacrificed its position and lost its ascendency by pride and over-confidence, and a nation is composed of individuals.
SECOND REVIEW LESSON.
To what kingdom had Silesia belonged ? (P. 243, and map for 1713.) When did Bohemia and Hungary become Austrian possessions ? (P. 233, and map for 1550.) When was Hungary united with Bohemia ? (P. 166, and map for 1400.) Who founded the line of Luxemburg-Bohemia ? (P. 165.) To what inheritance had Brandenburg belonged when transferred to the Hohenzollerns by Sigismund ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
166, and map, p. 200.) Why are the successive steps in the rise of Prussia so important ? Ans. Because they have continued until, in the 19th century, Prussia supplanted Austria in the control of Germany, and under her influence the German states have been consolidated.
How has Prussia exercised the ascendency acquired in Germany ? Ans. With great arro- gance, especially in her conduct to the Roman Church.
How may the study of history be a warning for individual conduct ? Ans. Almost every nati...on which has risen to great power has sacrificed its position and lost its ascendency by pride and over-confidence, and a nation is composed of individuals.
SECOND REVIEW LESSON.
To what kingdom had Silesia belonged ? (P. 243, and map for 1713.) When did Bohemia and Hungary become Austrian possessions ? (P. 233, and map for 1550.) When was Hungary united with Bohemia ? (P. 166, and map for 1400.) Who founded the line of Luxemburg-Bohemia ? (P. 165.) To what inheritance had Brandenburg belonged when transferred to the Hohenzollerns by Sigismund ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Goodyear to read onlineMoreLess
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