I have an exam tomorrow which happens to be my core(history of international relations), I've read and read yet i ain't assimilating anything o, i'm having difficulty understanding the peace treaty of Westphalia of 1648 and the 30 years war, please who among the noble romancelanders can help a sis by breaking it down for me, i would really appreciate it o.

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have sme nice fvckk gyal it helps a lot take it or fail ...

CUM4WHAT:
have sme nice fvckk gyal it helps a lot take it or fail ...

u may be right

try a new reading technique.. and dont force much into ya brain...
IQ differs

wrong section lady






Wrong Section

Diddyydiva:
wrong section lady







Wrong Section

u for no tell am na

Cutehector:
u for no tell am na

its said tho


Intelligent topics can't not be discussed here.




Nawa o

Diddyydiva:
wrong section lady







Wrong Section

Lol...i know o, tried education section and its saying something about the thread not being available or something like that, that was why i tried romance section to see if i could get good response.

Diddyydiva:



its said tho


Intelligent topics can't not be discussed here.




Nawa o

what are you typing?

Sexytemi:


Lol...i know o, tried education section and its saying something about the thread not being available or something like that, that was why i tried romance section to see if i could get good response.

Try literature section.


Serious minded people are there

Diddyydiva:



its said tho


Intelligent topics can't not be discussed here.




Nawa o

who says intelligent topics can't be discussed in romance section.. well she knew she'd be gettin funny replies so she shouldn't hav been bothered she ought to have posted it in d nairaland general section if the education section wasn't available at the moment

Cutehector:
what are you typing?

Typing a post to indirectly inform you how **** you are






don't quote me again!!!

Diddyydiva:
Typing a post to indirectly inform you how **** you are






don't quote me again!!!

diva ah ah, it hasn't come to this na.. na so ur blood dey hot reach.. shuo.. any small thing dnt quote me again.. take a chill pill sha.. I meant no harm

Sexytemi:
I have an exam tomorrow which happens to be my core(history of international relations), I've read and read yet i ain't assimilating anything o, i'm having difficulty understanding the peace treaty of Westphalia of 1648 and the 30 years war, please who among the noble romancelanders can help a sis by breaking it down for me, i would really appreciate it o.

Peace treaty of Wesphalia.

Hmm!

Okay I'll break it down for your.


1648 happened to Mark the end of the first World war and that Treatise signalled the beginning of the organisation we all know as the United Nations.

It marked the coming together of world super powers as at that time and they wanted and agreement that would forestall the occurrence of another world war since the 1st world war witnessed one of the highest numbers of civilian casualties in human history.

Wesphalia happens to be one of the many conventions and other ones came up like Vienna congress where the future of Africa was made by partitioning it among the major colonialists. The British, French , Germany, Portugal e.t.c.

*****

I wrote this off the top of my head without consulting google so I may be able to help out with other questions if you P.M me.

how this thread take consine romance section..
lala move this to education section

Diddyydiva:
Try literature section.


Serious minded people are there

Thanks a lot...I've posted it to education.

PushPlay:


Peace treaty of Wesphalia.

Hmm!

Okay I'll break it down for your.


1648 happened to Mark the end of the first World war and that Treatise signalled the beginning of the organisation we all know as the United Nations.

It marked the coming together of world super powers as at that time and they wanted and agreement that would forestall the occurrence of another world war since the 1st world war witnessed one of the highest numbers of civilian casualties in human history.

Wesphalia happens to be one of the many conventions and other ones came up like Vienna congress where the future of Africa was made by partitioning it among the major colonialists. The British, French , Germany, Portugal e.t.c.

*****

I wrote this off the top of my head without consulting google so I may be able to help out with other questions if you P.M me.

chisos....if i follow this your assessment ehn na f9 be that o....how is 1648 related to 1918(ww1) or 1945(ww2)

Sexytemi:



chisos....if i follow this your assessment ehn na f9 be that o....how is 1648 related to 1918(ww1) or 1945(ww2)

I got it mixed up...

Okay, it wasn't the world war 1, I just Googled up. It ended the 30 years war of the holy Roman Catholic Empire lol!

The war didn't have a name...

At least I tried without the help o google.

PushPlay:


I got it mixed up...

Okay, it wasn't the world war 1, I just Googled up. It ended the 30 years war of the holy Roman Catholic Empire lol!

The war didn't have a name...

At least I tried without the help o google.

Lol

i know its about the 30yrs war, i need someone to break it down for me, i can comprehend it reading it on google, and it aint on any of the text book i have with me..hmmmm.

Sexytemi:


Lol

i know its about the 30yrs war, i need someone to break it down for me, i can comprehend it reading it on google, and it aint on any of the text book i have with me..hmmmm.

But really there's no big deal in that topic.

It's all about the Roman Catholic war and then the need for the treatise arose just to end it.

Another thing about Westphalia was that it signalled the beginning of international conventions and treatise which evolved to what we now have as the United Nations and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

See ehn!
I would have to read up and refresh my memory since it's been many years I had that international relations course myself.

PushPlay:


But really there's no big deal in that topic.

It's all about the Roman Catholic war and then the need for the treatise arose just to end it.

Another thing about Westphalia was that it signalled the beginning of international conventions and treatise which evolved to what we now have as the United Nations and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

See ehn!
I would have to read up and refresh my memory since it's been many years I had that international relations course myself.

ohhhh, tnx a lot.

can u imagine i got more replies on romance than education sector and nairaland general put together o, so pathetic

Sexytemi:



ohhhh, tnx a lot.

can u imagine i got more replies on romance than education sector and nairaland general put together o, so pathetic

You were lucky I saw your thread lol!

Things like that happen sometimes anyways.

Lol
hmmm, still in shock about it, was expecting them to give me more answers o.

The Westphalia treaty and the 30year war...

The treaty Ws named after the area Westphalia of north-west Germany. It's came in to being as a peace treaty between over 194 states in Europe from the biggest to the smallest involved and affected by the 30year war that devastated Europe which began in 1618 and ended in 1648. The war Ws largely fought on German soil. Due to the devastating effects of the war the treaty Ws agreed to forestall such from happening again


The war or series of connected wars began in 1618, when the Austrian Habsburgs tried to impose Roman Catholicism on their Protestant subjects in Bohemia. It pitted Protestant against Catholic, the Holy Roman Empire against France, the German princes and princelings against the emperor and each other, and France against the Habsburgs of Spain. The Swedes, the Danes, the Poles, the Russians, the Dutch and the Swiss were all dragged in or dived in. Commercial interests and rivalries played a part, as did religion and power politics

Among famous commanders involved were Marshal Turenne and the Prince de Condé for France, Wallenstein for the Empire and Tilly for the Catholic League, and there was an able Bavarian general curiously named Franz von Mercy. Others to play a part ranged from the Winter King of Bohemia to the emperors Ferdinand II and Ferdinand III, Bethlen Gabor of Transylvania, Christian IV of Denmark, Gustavus II Adolphus and Queen Christina of Sweden, the Great Elector of Brandenburg, Philip IV of Spain and his brother the Cardinal-Infante, Louis XIII of France, Cardinals Richelieu and Mazarin and several popes.
Presiding over the conference were the Papal Nuncio, Fabio Chigi (the future Pope Alexander VII), and the Venetian ambassador.

The treaty gave the Swiss independence of Austria and the Netherlands independence of Spain. The German principalities secured their autonomy. Sweden gained territory and a payment in cash, Brandenburg and Bavaria made gains too, and France acquired most of Alsace-Lorraine. The prospect of a Roman Catholic reconquest of Europe vanished forever. Protestantism was in the world to stay.

Hope this helps. Abit of Summary and google extracts
Sexytemi

Sexytemi:
I have an exam tomorrow which happens to be my core(history of international relations), I've read and read yet i ain't assimilating anything o, i'm having difficulty understanding the peace treaty of Westphalia of 1648 and the 30 years war, please who among the noble romancelanders can help a sis by breaking it down for me, i would really appreciate it o.

So na my dept you dey sef?which school?me na unilorin(history&international studies) but I no tink say we don get there o.na 200 I dey btw-use google nau

jaxxy:
The Westphalia treaty and the 30year war...

The treaty Ws named after the area Westphalia of north-west Germany. It's came in to being as a peace treaty between over 194 states in Europe from the biggest to the smallest involved and affected by the 30year war that devastated Europe which began in 1618 and ended in 1648. The war Ws largely fought on German soil. Due to the devastating effects of the war the treaty Ws agreed to forestall such from happening again


The war or series of connected wars began in 1618, when the Austrian Habsburgs tried to impose Roman Catholicism on their Protestant subjects in Bohemia. It pitted Protestant against Catholic, the Holy Roman Empire against France, the German princes and princelings against the emperor and each other, and France against the Habsburgs of Spain. The Swedes, the Danes, the Poles, the Russians, the Dutch and the Swiss were all dragged in or dived in. Commercial interests and rivalries played a part, as did religion and power politics

Among famous commanders involved were Marshal Turenne and the Prince de Condé for France, Wallenstein for the Empire and Tilly for the Catholic League, and there was an able Bavarian general curiously named Franz von Mercy. Others to play a part ranged from the Winter King of Bohemia to the emperors Ferdinand II and Ferdinand III, Bethlen Gabor of Transylvania, Christian IV of Denmark, Gustavus II Adolphus and Queen Christina of Sweden, the Great Elector of Brandenburg, Philip IV of Spain and his brother the Cardinal-Infante, Louis XIII of France, Cardinals Richelieu and Mazarin and several popes.
Presiding over the conference were the Papal Nuncio, Fabio Chigi (the future Pope Alexander VII), and the Venetian ambassador.

The treaty gave the Swiss independence of Austria and the Netherlands independence of Spain. The German principalities secured their autonomy. Sweden gained territory and a payment in cash, Brandenburg and Bavaria made gains too, and France acquired most of Alsace-Lorraine. The prospect of a Roman Catholic reconquest of Europe vanished forever. Protestantism was in the world to stay.

Hope this helps. Abit of Summary and google extracts
Sexytemi

waoo, thanks a bunch dearie, it really helped o, my lecturer always likes his questions to be with every detail in place, so annoying o, no short definition o.....he expects the whole history, it's almost running us mad here....anyways tnx once again, and kisses.

@ olac21, i'm a student of HNAUB(houdehbe north america uni Benin), and you will thought soon...

jaxxy:
The Westphalia treaty and the 30year war...

The treaty Ws named after the area Westphalia of north-west Germany. It's came in to being as a peace treaty between over 194 states in Europe from the biggest to the smallest involved and affected by the 30year war that devastated Europe which began in 1618 and ended in 1648. The war Ws largely fought on German soil. Due to the devastating effects of the war the treaty Ws agreed to forestall such from happening again


The war or series of connected wars began in 1618, when the Austrian Habsburgs tried to impose Roman Catholicism on their Protestant subjects in Bohemia. It pitted Protestant against Catholic, the Holy Roman Empire against France, the German princes and princelings against the emperor and each other, and France against the Habsburgs of Spain. The Swedes, the Danes, the Poles, the Russians, the Dutch and the Swiss were all dragged in or dived in. Commercial interests and rivalries played a part, as did religion and power politics

Among famous commanders involved were Marshal Turenne and the Prince de Condé for France, Wallenstein for the Empire and Tilly for the Catholic League, and there was an able Bavarian general curiously named Franz von Mercy. Others to play a part ranged from the Winter King of Bohemia to the emperors Ferdinand II and Ferdinand III, Bethlen Gabor of Transylvania, Christian IV of Denmark, Gustavus II Adolphus and Queen Christina of Sweden, the Great Elector of Brandenburg, Philip IV of Spain and his brother the Cardinal-Infante, Louis XIII of France, Cardinals Richelieu and Mazarin and several popes.
Presiding over the conference were the Papal Nuncio, Fabio Chigi (the future Pope Alexander VII), and the Venetian ambassador.

The treaty gave the Swiss independence of Austria and the Netherlands independence of Spain. The German principalities secured their autonomy. Sweden gained territory and a payment in cash, Brandenburg and Bavaria made gains too, and France acquired most of Alsace-Lorraine. The prospect of a Roman Catholic reconquest of Europe vanished forever. Protestantism was in the world to stay.

Hope this helps. Abit of Summary and google extracts
Sexytemi

Ode! copy and paste! Mumu

pussyeater:

Ode! copy and paste! Mumu

No need for the insults hommie! I stated it that it's a google extract and a summary cos there r vital details there. Actually wanted to simply paste d link. No time!