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    Gaul the people he found living in the modern Belgium were the Belgae‚ one of the various Celtic tribes of early Gaul. The Romans called their new province Gallia Belgica. Several centuries later Charlemagne reunited Gaul and added most of Western Europe to his empire. His successors were not equal to the task of keeping the empire intact and gradually Belgium was split into Flanders‚ the northwestern part it fell to France and the southeastern part went to Germany. Medieval times: The power of the

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    Imperialism was the driving force that made people become nationalists. European imperialism caused many countries to begin having nationalist feeling towards their own country. The idea of using nationalist’s feelings to imperialize other countries leaded to the World Wars. Europe conquered many different places during this time to modernize and create a more European world‚ which many countries began to reject. Imperialism is extending the rule or authority of a nation over foreign countries

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    events tat directly led to the fighting‚ the actual root causes are much deeper. The causes of World War One were alliances‚ ImperialismMilitarism and Nationalism. I will be going into the detail of these matters to explain the events that triggered the World War. Countries throughout Europe made defense agreements that would pull them into battle meaning‚ it one country was attacked‚ allied countries were bound to defend them. This was called alliances. At the start of World War One‚ Germany and

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    Identify and Explain the historical connections between nationalism‚ the national state‚ industrialization‚ imperialism‚ and social darwinism during the 19th and early 20th centuries. To what extent was World war 1 an outgrowth of nationalism‚ industrialism‚ and imperialism? OK‚ here it is: you have to understand in Europe some countries were an amagalm of nations with different languages. Keep that in the back burner.  Now:     England and France were strong homogeneous countries - no other

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    Nationalism is the belief that your country or nation is the greatest. Nationalism has caused many wars through time. One of these many wars is World War One. To be more specific nationalism in Balkan countries is the main cause of World War One. This can be seen in The first Balkan War in 1912‚ The second Balkan war 1913 and the Balkan crisis of 1914. The First Balkan war happened in 1912‚ Greece‚ Montenge‚ Bulgaria (they were also supported by the Russian Empire) launched a series of attacks

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    The Rise

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    history. Festival City was built specifically to house the delegates of the first ever Caribbean Festival of Arts (CARIFESTA) in 1972. Visiting guests and artists were accommodated at Festival City. A total of 250 houses were constructed out of Guyana’s world renowned Greenheart timber‚ in North Ruimveldt‚ Georgetown. The houses were furnished with Nibbee living room suites woven by Guyana’s Amerindians. The entire decor is local‚ making use of Guyana’s woods and her flowers‚ etc. The Festival City Territory

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    Republic‚ the amount of violence escalated as the Republican regime looked to crush counter-revolutionary actions in France while straining at the same time to avoid defeat in war by the accumulated forces of Austria‚ Prussia‚ and Britain. The so-called Reign of Terror was put in place to annihilate both foreign and domestic forces of counter revolution. Once these foreign and domestic threats were in check in the spring of 1794‚ Terror continued in the direction of

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    Militarism‚ the trend in developing military resources for national defense‚ protection of colonial and trading interests and deter threats/rivals. Many may consider it considered the sole cause of the First World War‚ however militarism alone could not have caused the Great War. Instead‚ the alliance systems was the main cause of WWI‚ however the atmosphere that militarism produced made the Great War seem like an appropriate response. A common misconception is that the assassination of Archduke

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    Militarism Militarism is the belief or desire of a government or people that a country should maintain a strong military capability and be prepared to use it aggressively to defend or promote national interests.[1] It can be more simply defined as a policy of glorifying military power and keeping a standing army always prepared for war. It has also been defined as "aggressiveness that involves the threat of using military force"‚[2] the "glorification of the ideas of a professional military class"

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    Adolf Hitler was a fanatical leader‚ a megalomaniac‚ who led his country with false promises and led them into the abyss. In his early years Adolf was a distraught

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