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In 1878 Greece Serbia Romania and montenegro had become what type of states?
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In 1878 Montenegro, Romania, Serbia were recognized as totally independent countries; Greece was independent from 1827.
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When did Serbia become the republic of serbia?
In 2006. when Montenegro declared independence.
What does the expression power keg of Europe mean?
the Balklands, an area in the south east part of Europe. Often referred to as the "powder keg" of Europe because of its long standing history of Nationalist uprisings and ethnic clashes. in the early 1900s the ottoman empire was failing and many groups were able to separate themselves from their ottoman rulers. countries such as Greece, Bulgaria, Montenegro, Romania, and Serbia were able to become stable standing countries after there separation from the Ottomans.
What are the six nations that are in Yugoslavia?
There were in fact six republics that made up Yugoslavia, each of which have become separate countries. They are now known as: Republic of Serbia, Republic of Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Republic of Macedonia, Republic of Slovenia and Montenegro.
What country came to the aid of Serbia?
Russia helped Serbia when Serbia had rebelled
How many countries want to be a membereuropean union?
Well at the moment there are 4 candidate countries Croatia, Iceland, Turkey, and Macedonia. But Albania, Montenegro, and Serbia, have submitted there applications to become candidates to join.
When did Montenegro become a Kingdom?
1910
When did Romania become a kingdom?
Romania became a kingdom in 1881.
What were the balkans war?
First Balkan War (1912-1913) Greece, Bulgaria, Serbia, and Montenegro defeat the Ottoman Empire in the First Balkan War and gain a large piece of Ottoman land in the Balkans. In the post-war conference, Austria-Hungary stepped in and created the independent nation of Albania. This was made to block Serbia from gaining access to the Adriatic, which was the country's intentions. The Austrians also became the protector of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which they later annexed to prevent a Serbian kingdom of Slavs. Serbia's other intention was to create a kingdom which unified the Slavic people in Southern Europe (which would later become mostly true with Yugoslavia after World War I). Both these events angered Serbia and thus created the feud between Serbia and Austria-Hungary. Second Balkan War (1913) Bulgaria, who was unsatisfied with its new territory, attacked its former allies of Greece and Serbia. Romania, who also held previous territorial-disputes with Bulgaria, joined Greece and Serbia. The Ottoman Empire, who looked at this as an opportunity to gain back some lost land, also joined in against Bulgaria. Bulgaria ended up losing and ceded most of its new territory to Greece, Serbia, and the Ottoman Empire. This also ended a previously established alliance between the Balkan nations and Russia, however, Russia's alliance with Serbia stayed in tact. The on-going feud increased between Serbia and Austria-Hungary, and Russia was too getting angry with Austria-Hungary (as it had been for a while). In 1914, Archduke Franz Ferdinand (and his wife), the heir to the Austrian throne, was assassinated by a Serbian man, Gavrilo Princip. This led to war against Serbia and Austria. Russia got involved, as it was a close ally to Serbia. France and the United Kingdom got involved as they were a part of an alliance with Russia. Germany and Italy got involved as they were part of an alliance with Austria-Hungary. Soon more and more countries got pulled in, and this is known as World War I.
When did Serbia become a democracy?
2000
When did Romania become a country?
Romania is an independent country from 9 May 1877.
When did Albania become part of Romania?
Albania is not a part of Romania, it is an independent country.
When did Bucharest become the capital of Romania?
Bucharest become the capital of Principatele Unite at 24 January 1859.
