Question

Which treaty recognize Greece as an independent nation

Answer 1

Answer:

Treaty of Constantinople

Explanation:

The Treaty of Constantinople is the treaty that recognized Greece as an independent nation `google

Answer 2

Answer:

“Treaty of Constantinople” of 1832 was recognized “Greece as an independent nation”.

Explanation:

• Constantinople's Treaty was the product of the Constantinople Conference, which was opened in the year of 1832 on the month of February.

• With the involvement of Great Powers (Britain, Russia and France) on one side and the “Ottoman Empire” on the other side.

• The factors that shaped the treaty included Leopold's refusal of the Saxe-Koburg-Gotha (“future King of Belgium”) to accept the Greek throne.