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130 matches to Trucial States
Croce, Benedetto. 1866-1952. Italian statesman, philosopher. Opposed fascism.
Cross, Richard. 1823-1914. British statesman: First urban renewal act.
Dawes, Charles. 1865-1951. US statesman. Dawes Plan.
Delcassé, Théophile. 1852-1923. French statesman. Fashoda. Anglo-French Entente. Treaty of London.
Dixie. US states south of Mason-Dixon line.
Donation of Pepin. 756. Land exchanged for Pope’s recognition. Basis of Papal States.
Doria, Andrea. 1466-1560. Genoese admiral, statesman. Freed, ruled Genoa.
Eben, Abba. 1915-. English/Israeli statesman, diplomat.
Epaminondas. c410-362BC. Thebian general, statesman. Defeated Sparta at Leuctra. Permanently changed balance of power.
Erzberger, Matthias. 1875-1921. German statesman. Led signing of 1918 Armistice.
Estates General. States General.
Evatt, Herbert. 1894-1965. Australian statesman. Major influence on UN charter.
Favre, Jules. 1809-80. French statesman. Opposed Napoleon III.
Federalism. Autonomous states united under central government.
Fox, Charles. 1749-1806. English Whig Statesman who supported Liberal causes. Coined term ’radical’ 1797.
Fürstenbund. “League of Princes” 1785. Prussian-led association of German states vs Joseph II.
Galt, Alexander. 1817-93. British/Canadian statesman, father of Canadian Confederation.
German Confederation. 1815-66. 39 states allied for mutual defence. Dominated by Austria.
Gerry, Elbridge. 1744-1814. US statesman. XYZ Affair. 1812 Gerrymandering - drawing electoral boundaries to affect the outcome of an election.
Grandfather Clause. -1915. S US states limited vote to those enfranchised by 1866/7.
Grenville, William. 1759-1834. British statesman. Ministry of All Talents 1806-7. Abolished Slave Trade, 1807.
Grey, Edward. 1862-1933. British statesman. Triple Alliance. Treaty of London.
Gujrat, Battle. 1849. British defeat Sikhs, annex Punjab.
Halifax, First Earl of. 1661-1715. English Whig statesman. Started National Debt. Established Bank of England. 1694.
Halifax, First Earl of. 1881-1959. English statesman. Viceroy of India 1925-31, Foreign Secretary 1938-40.