Why did the Alliance System Develop? Reasons for the Triple Entente and Triple Alliance Relations between members of the alliance Consequences of the alliance for international stability The Alliance system developed because the past tensions between the major powers‚ it is believed that these were nationalism‚ imperialism and militarism which are the push factor for the formation of the Alliances. The alliance development was the idea of Bismarck‚ who saw a solution to maintain peace throughout
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Causes | Effects | 1. World War 1 caused countries to gain and lose power. | New European countries were created. | 2. The Unites wanted to defend democracy. | President Wilson assured that the American people that entering the war was not only just; it was noble. Defending democracy allowed them to have certain freedoms‚ such as freedom of speech‚ press‚ and religion. | 3. During World War 1‚ several world leaders began supporting the need for an international organization to preserve peace
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Imperialism is a system where one powerful nation controls one or more colonies. They have control over other colonies mostly because they forcibly took it through war or political strategies. A military order is often present in that colony to maintain order and suppress revolution and protest of any kind. Before WW1 British had the most powerful imperial power over the world there is a famous quote that can relate to it “the sun never sets in Britain” meaning Britain had colonized in different
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This killing happened on the 28th June 1914 in Bosnia‚ a province that Austria had seized in 1908. Austria suspected that Serbia had plotted the murder and so attacked Serbia. Russia supported Serbia; therefore Germany declared was on Russia‚ and France had stood by the Dual Alliance it had made with Russia. Great Britain and the Commonwealth‚ France‚ Belgium‚ Russia‚ Serbia and Japan formed the Allies‚ later to be joined by the United States‚ Italy‚ Romania‚ Greece and several other countries. On
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GavriloPrincip‚ shot and killed Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife Duchess Sophie whilethey were driving in an open car. Princip belonged to a sercet terror society‚ called theBlack Hand‚ that wanted to rid Bosnia of Austrian rule and unite it with Serbia. Theassassination led to the first World War. This terrible conflict latsed over 4 years‚ involvedover 30 nations‚ and claimed more than 20‚000‚000 lives‚ both miltary and civilian. Itcost billions of dollars‚ destroyed Europe‚ crumbled empires‚ and
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enterprises‚ characterized by a high level of entrepreneurship. For that reason‚ governmental economic planners focus on creating an economic environment within all industries which will allow SMEs to develop easily and freely. However‚ entrepreneurship in Serbia and in most Western Balkan countries primarily refers to production and service activities of the real sector and much less to creative industries. It faces insufficient knowledge of the potential of these industries which achieved the highest continual
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formed in 1882 consisted of Germany‚ Austria-Hungary and Italy. The other alliance was the triple Entente formed in 1907. This consisted of Great Britain‚ France and Russia. These alliances led to “world” war because when Austria went to war with Serbia the Russians felt obliged to help the Serbians. When the Russians helped the Serbians Germany declared war on Russia. Germany declared war because of their alliance with Austria-Hungary. These alliances kept adding more countries to the war. This
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states‚ these two alliances “...grew heavy with multiple incidents‚ which spread East [with the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand]‚ where Russia and Austria were advancing contradictory claims…”. With the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand‚ Serbia and Austria-Hungary were forced to go into war. Alliances were a major contributing factor to the brink of WWI because of the two rival alliances that experienced several incidents leading up to the
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The Influences of the Game "The Most Dangerous Game" is a short story written by Richard Connell. This story takes place in the 1920s in an island. The main characters are Sanger Rainsford and General Zaroff. Rainsford is a famous hunter and Zaroff is a Russian who served for his country in WW1. They both enjoy hunting but they disagree on the targets they use. Zaroff likes to hunt humans because they are the most dangerous game. So they have a confrontation because Rainsford wouldn ’t hunt some
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There were many causes leading up to World War l‚ but it wasn’t until June 28‚ 1914 the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand triggered World War l. His assassination took place in Sarajevo‚ leading Austria to declare war against Serbia. Austria declaring war to Serbia caused Serbia’s allies to declare war on each other‚ for example France‚ Russia‚ and United Kingdom. From all this chaos World War I began. Franz Ferdinand‚ eldest son of Carl Ludwig‚ the brother of Emperor Franz Josef‚ was born
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