Answer: James Fannin led the rebels massacred at Goliad in 1836. ... After the Alamo fell, Houston ordered Fannin to fall back from Goliad to Victoria. But Fannin hesitated, waiting five days to begin his retreat. Mexican forces overtook him at the Battle of Coleto.
North and South America experienced the Age of Colonial Settlement. The settlements in the Americas were just getting started. The Age of Kings took place in a well-established country with rulers and a functioning political structure.
<h3>What are the different ages in Age of Empires?</h3>
A playthrough of Age of Empires IV almost always has the same number of ages available. some civilizations in Age of Empires IV do not follow the rules.
The Dark Age, Feudal Age, Castle Age, and Imperial Age are the four ages in Age of Empires IV.
Thus, the difference is Age of Colonial Settlement.
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Well Eastern Europe is still a mess after USSR cause and all of the wars and money spent in wars
<u>Let's match each term or expression with its definition</u>
- Germany and Austria-Hungary: Dual Alliance. It was a defensive alliance founded in 1879, that became part of the system of alliances developed by Bismarck, in order to prevent that Germany got involved in a war.
- Germany, Italy, and Austria-Hungary - Triple Alliance. It was an agreement signed by Germany, Italy and Austria-Hungary, in 1882. It was renewed periodically until they got involved together in WWI, and the agreeement finally expired when the alliance was defeated by the Allied powers.
- Iron Chancellor: Bismarck. Otto von Bismarck (1815 – 1898) governed German international and European affairs between the 1860s and 1890s. He subsquently became the first Chancellor of the German Empire. He was in office betwee 1871 and 1890.
- Divine right German emperor: Wilhelm. Wilhelm II (1859 – 1941) was the last Kaiser (Emperor) of the German Empire. He abdicated in 1918, right before Germany's defeat in WWI became official.
- Title for emperor in Germany: Kaiser. The term Kaiser means emperor in German. It was used to refer to the rightful rulers of the German Empire and the Austrian Empire, and it was an inherited title.
