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Welcome to Diewitt's European Nation-state and Cities Flashcards!
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On the front side of each flashcard will be a city, on the backside will be the nation-state along with any important events that occured in the city (please note that these flashcards are not completed, but be rest assured that the importancy provided are relatively true.)
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Importancy will be shown through a statement then followed by parentheses and then the page in Kagan that has the included information. For example, --Florentine Platonic Academy. (340)--. 389 is the page where information where the Florentine Platonic Academy can be found.
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These flashcards are no where near completed, but I will find a weekend sooner than later to complete this work. If you spot any errors at all, please tell me. I'll be more than appreciative. Thanks, and enjoy.
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Amsterdam
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the Netherlands
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Athens
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Greece
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Barcelona
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Spain
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Antwerp
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Belgium
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Belfast
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Northern Ireland
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Belgrade
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Serbia & Montegegro
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Berlin
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Germany
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Bern
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Switzerland
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Bonn
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Germany
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Bordeaux
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France
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Bratislava
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Slovakia
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Bremen
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Germany
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Brussels
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Belgium
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Bucharest
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Romania
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Budapest
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Hungary
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Danzig
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Poland
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Dresden
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Germany
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Dublin
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Ireland
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Dusseldorf
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Germany
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Dublin
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Ireland
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Edinburgh
(Importancy on other side.) |
Scotland
Treaty of Edinburgh (437) |
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Essen
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Germany
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Florence
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Italy
Social classes caused conflict. (335) Florentine Platonic Academy. (340) |
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Frankfurt
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Germany
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Geneva
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Switzerland
Geneva was deteremined to establish full Genevan political and religious independence from Bern, so they returned John Calvin. (385) Genevan Academy(University of Geneva)(403) |
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Genoa
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Italy
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Glasgow
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Scotland
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the Hague
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the Netherlands
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Hamburg
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Germany
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Helsinki
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Finland
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Innsbruck
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Austria
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Istanbul
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Turkey
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Kaliningrad
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Russia
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Kiev
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Ukraine
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Copenhagen
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Denmark
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Koeln
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Germany
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Copenhagen
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Denmark
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Lausanne
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Switzerland
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Leipzig
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Germany
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Lisbon
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Portugal
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Ljubljana
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Slovenia
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London
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England
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Lyon
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France
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Madrid
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Spain
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Maastricht
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the Netherlands
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Manchester
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England
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Marseille
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France
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Milan
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Italy
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Minsk
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Belarus
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Moscow
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Russia
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Munich
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Germany
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Naples
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Italy
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How much wood can a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
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Depends on the moon and tide
Full Moon : 1000 trees Cresent Moon : 675 trees No Moon : 16 trees High Tide : additional 17 trees Low Tide : additional 20 trees Tide Bleach : 0(mourn for dead woodchuck) |
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Nuernberg
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Germany
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Oslo
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Norway
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Palermo
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Italy
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Paris
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France
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Prague
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Czech Republic
Defenestration of Prage (441) Treaty of Prague (445) |
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Reykjavik
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Iceland
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Riga
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Latvia
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Rome
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Italy
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Rotterdam
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the Netherlands
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St. Petersburg
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Russia
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Salzburg
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Austria
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Sarajevo
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Bosnia & Herezgovina
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Sevilla
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Spain
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Sofia
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Bulgaria
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Stockholm
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Sweden
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Strasbourg
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France
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Stuttgart
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Germany
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Tallinn
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Estonia
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Tirana
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Albania
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Turin
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Italy
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Valencia
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Spain
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Venice
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Italy
Black Death entered through Venice ports. Italian Renaissance. Venice traded uninterruptedly with the Near East. (335) |
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Vilius
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Lithuania
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Warsaw
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Poland
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Vienna
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Austria
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Zagreb
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Croatia
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Zuerich
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Switzerland
Zwingli became the People's Priest of the church here. (381) |
