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    that allowed war to break out. ImperialismMilitarism‚ and Nationalism have a role to play in the cause of WW1. Africa and some parts of Asia were points of contention among the european countries. The raw materials these areas could provide‚ caused increasing competition. By 1914‚ Germany had the greatest increase in military build up. Great Britain and Germany both increased their navies. The nationalism in many countries throughout Europe had to do with the extension of war in Europe. Each country

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    World War I began because of many events that got countries heated and upset. Some events that caused World War I to happen were nationalismimperialismmilitarism‚ and the Alliance System. Nationalism was a occurring problem in the 1870s‚ Nationalism encouraged unity but it also created mistrust and a rivalry between nations. The next because of the war was imperialism. Rivalries expanded among powerful nations such as Britain‚ France‚ Germany‚ Italy‚ and Russia between the years of 1870-1914

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    World War I World War I was a constants back and forth battle. In world history‚ it is considered the lethal conflict causing over 38 million casualties. Germany never thought that their attack on July 28th of 1914 would cause four years of world chaos. The Great War revolved around European territory and most thought it would be over with within six weeks. German soldiers went into war with the mindset of being “home by Christmas” only to be stuck in a deadly Trench Warfare for the next four

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    Nationalism inspires a pride within a group of people that ignites change and strengthens unity. It is what keeps heritages and cultures of nations alive. But what happens when the people advocating Nationalism are trapped within a nation in which they do not desire to be? The Pan-Slavic movement in Eastern Europe in the early 20th Century created a tension between Austria-Hungary and Serbia that culminated in WWI. This tension was caused by the threat Pan-Slavism posed on Austria-Hungary due to

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    World War II‚ also known as the Second World War‚ was a global war that lasted from 1939 to 1945. Majority of the world’s nations‚ including all the countries described as the great powers‚ fought as part of two military coalitions commonly known as the Allied Powers and the Axis Alliance. The main powers of the Allied Powers were Great Britain‚ France‚ the Soviet Union‚ the United States‚ and China. The main aggressors‚ the Axis Alliance‚ included Germany‚ Italy‚ Japan and many smaller powers of

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    Marcela Vallecillo Ms. Solorzano XX Century 12A World War I Nationalism is defined as being patriotic feelings‚ efforts and principles. Nationalism was one of the significant causes of World War 1. Europeans played a very big role in the years previous to war‚ since they started to construct a deep and firm belief in their countries’ predominance. Their nationalism was expressed through newspapers‚ literature‚ music and even theaters. Nationalism caused Europeans to start developing such a huge

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    World War I started in 1914‚ Europe due to the assassination of Franz Ferdinand. Why did this happen exactly? Nationalism; the loyalty and devotion to a nation‚ spread to all‚ if not most of Europe due to Napoleon’s rise and quest to conquer and “liberate” all of Europe. Due to his successes‚ many recently unified countries‚ such as Germany and Italy have decided to endorse many nationalistic and patriotic features into their country. Another factor that has lead towards the start of World War I

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    Ruby Richardson Honors Ideas in History Professor David Earnest 25 February 2024 Reflection Paper 2 Throughout Europe‚ during the pre World War I era‚ imperialism was extremely prevalent in many countries throughout the continent. Imperialism is defined as a policy or practice in which a country establishes dominance in neighboring countries through influence‚ power‚ attempts at colonization‚ annexation‚ or other means. Imperialist policies often involve a lot of force and coercion used against weaker

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    Essay: Were German militarism and diplomacy responsible for WWI? The rise of fascism and communism was tied to the most notorious catastrophes dwelling upon the 20th century‚ causing havoc and destruction across all the major empires (Austrian‚ Russian‚ Turkish‚ and German) was considered World War I which produced a mass of deaths and annihilation. The anxiety and annihilation caused by the war attracted the attention of many debates and historians throughout the world‚ in Taking Sides: Clashing

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    the time before the great war there were some cases of extreme nationalism in various countries. The "winning" powers of World War 1 believed that one of the causes of the war was nationalism‚ and therefor they tried to solve the issue of extreme nationalism. George Orwell gives insight into life in Europe after the war and how the actions of these "winning powers" had an impact negatively on nationalism. The Germanic states of Europe had an extreme sense of nationalism even though they were not

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