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War of the Austrian Succession happened on 1740-12-16.

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Prussia came out victorious in the War of Austrian Succession. This was due in large part to the advanced military applications used by the Prussians.

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War of the Austrian succession (1740-1748)

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This was the war of Austrian Succession.

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The War of Austrian Succession, I think.

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The War of Austrian Succession was a rather large war. Some of the main belligerents included France, Prussia, Spain, Sweden, and multiple Italian provinces against England, Russia, and several German provinces.

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in europ,prussia seized silesia,and France occupied the Austrian Netherlands

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Every Austrian succession was followed by the reign of an Austrian monarch. That's what "succession" means in this context.

You probably wanted to know about a particular Austrian succession, but you don't know which one is being asked about on the test. Should've studied.

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A high percentage of the men in New England were killed or injured in the war.

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The Seven Years War was part of a series of wars known as the Wars of the Austrian Succession.

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I dont think there is another name for it. Keep trying!

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Britain returned Louisbourg to the French, angering British colonists.

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No, however Spain was invovled in the Wars of the Austrian Succession, which was the series of wars of which the French and Indian war was one.

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France and Britain had fought several wars between 1803. They include the War of the Austrian Succession; the War of the Spanish Succession, the Seven Years' War, and the French Revolutionary Wars.

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This war is a continuation of the War of the Austrian Succession that had lasted between 1740 and 1748. That war was about the Imperial rights between the French and British and so was the Seven Years Wars.

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Austria, Hungary, Bohemia, and the Habsburg dominions. In the War of the Austrian Succession (1740-48), she lost Silesia.

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The war was ended, along with the War of Austrian Succession, by the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle (18 October 1748) which restored all conquered lands in the Americas.

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The French and Indian War is correctly referred to as the Seven Years War. It was the portion of the Wars of the Austrian Succession fought between France and England over land in the Ohion Valley.

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The French and Indian War was a segment of the much larger Wars of the Austrian Succession. Britain's allies were Austria and Hungary. In the French and Indian War itself, the Algonqian were the major allies of the British.

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The War of Austrian Succession (1740-1748) started when Maria Theresa became the empress of Austria, and Frederick II of Prussia decided to invade & take Silesia from Austria. The Austrian Succession then continued to involve other European powers at the time... So, the alliances formed was with:

Austria & Britain

vs.

Prussia & France

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The French and Indian War was a segment of the much larger Wars of the Austrian Succession. Britain's allies were Austria and Hungary. In the French and Indian War itself, the Algonqian were the major allies of the British.

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Austrian Civil War happened on 1934-02-12.

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War of the Polish Succession happened in 1733.

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War of the Portuguese Succession happened in 1580.

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War of the Jülich succession happened in 1609.

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War of Succession of Champagne happened in 1216.

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War of the Euboeote Succession happened in 1256.

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War of the Limburg Succession happened in 1283.

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Landshut War of Succession happened in 1503.

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War of the Castilian Succession happened in 1475.

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War of the Mantuan Succession happened in 1628.

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War of the Bavarian Succession happened in 1779.

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War of the Spanish Succession happened in 1701.

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There was no female succession allowed in the Austrian monarchy. The succession went to the enarest male relative.

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the war of spanish succession was ended by the Treaty of Utrecht.

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The French and Indian War was between the British and the French. Spain was not a participant. It recieved New Orleans from the French because of the Wars of the Austrian Succession.

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Sorry. I thought Austrian, not Australian.

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A great many.

If you mean wars involving Britain, there was the Civil War of 1642-50, the naval wars with the Dutch under Charles II, the War of Austrian Succession under Queen Anne, both the Stuart uprisings, and the beginnign of the Seven Years War.

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The Austrian Bundesliga was suspended in 1917 due to war.

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Of course. Spain has fought numerous wars in its history. Some of the more famous ones are:
1) Reconquista
2) Thirty Years War
3) The War of Spanish Succession (called Queen Anne's War in the USA)
4) The War of Austrian Succession (called the War of Jenkin's Ear in the USA)
5) The Seven Years War (called the French and Indian War in the USA)
6) The Liberation Wars in Latin America
7) The Napoleonic Wars and the War of Spanish Independence
8) The Spanish-American War
9) The Spanish Civil War
10) The Ifni War

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No belligerent won this war.

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