Russia lost nearly all of Ukraine, and the three Baltic republics were ceded to Germany
Explanation:
ethnic nationalism, also known as ethnonationalism, is a form of nationalism wherein the nation and nationality are defined in terms of ethnicity, with emphasis on an ethnocentric (and in some cases an ethnocratic) approach to various political issues related to national affirmation of a particular ethnic group.
Answer:
The First Christians who arrived to Ireland was from British and France.
Explanation:
Before Christianity arrived people practiced pagan religion. Pagan people built monuments allover Ireland and they worshiped sun a lot. Christianity was brought by Saint Patrick who was kidnapped by the sea pirates and he reached the shore of Ireland and thereby succeeded in spreading the faith of Christianity. After which Christianity flourished and many monasteries were built.
By the twelfth century English men involved in Irish invasions. New laws were introduced which oppressed the Irish Catholics. The English crown decided to shut down the sacred monasteries and places of worship were demolished by the British.
In late sixteenth century Oliver Plunkett was appointed to be the cardinal and he was ordered to accept Holy Communion in the Anglicized tradition, he refused and Oliver Plunkett was executed in London for disobeying the crown.
The propaganda were used to create a false illusion of achievement and success of the leaders at the same time silencing the media not to report the contrary. propaganda tactics ensured that the mass was made to believe in the leadership achievements of these leaders. Whenever there seemed to be a gap between achievements and expectations of the masses, the leaders employed a pacifying form of propaganda known as racism and eugenics in Germany. propagandists leadership also ensured they not only deified the ruler but also presented them as almost undefeatable.
This was W.E.B. DuBois: he received his PhD at the Sociology Graduate school. During his studies he also spent some time at the University of Berlin (today's Humboldt University).
