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    There were several long-term events that led to the outbreak of World War One. The most prominent factors include: nationalism‚ militarism‚ imperialism‚ the Balkan and Morocco crises‚ and the alliance system. Ironically‚ these things were either started in response to‚ or upheld because of‚ one of the other factors. The alliance system was one of the last factors to emerge before the war. Consequentially‚ the contributions of this system to the beginning of the Great War have to be considered. Although

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    For thousands of years Canada was occupied by a mixture of mongoloid peoples in different development stages between Late Paleolithic to Late Neolithic who had arrived thousands of years ago from Asia. The first contact with Europeans was when viking settlers tried to establish a logging settlement in Newfoundland. The vikings left for unknown reasons‚ possibly because the natives were hostile to viking presence. In the 15th century European explorers began to come to Canada and major French and

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    Richard Brown First draft of history essay Topic: Is it true to believe that Germany was the sole instigator of the First World War? No topic in the 20th century is more debated about by historians. The causes of the Great War‚ which raged on from 1914 to 1918‚ can be found as far back as the Franco- Prussian war which ended in 1871‚ the political and economic environment of Europe and the web of alliances which divided the empires of Europe into two tense and armed camps. As for Germany’s involvement

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    World War I: An Inevitable Outcome World War I: An Inevitable Outcome World War I can best be depicted as a perfect storm‚ beginning with a single act of terrorism. This act would bring about the deluge to come‚ presenting as the catalyst to a particularly explosive state of affairs amongst the nations of the world. Persian statesman Otto von Bismarck “was quoted as saying at the end of his life that "One day the great European War will come out of some damned

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    Germany’s idea to form a triple alliance. Germant‚ Austria-Humgary and Italy agreed to support eachother if attacked from either France or Russia. France felt threatened by tripple alliance. Also‚ Britain was also concerned by the growth in the German Navy. And in1904 thre two countries signed the Entente Cordiale. Which was to encourage co-operation incase perceived threat of Germany. Russia also feared attack from Germany. So joined Britain and France to make a tripple entente. Describe one action

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    rumour of one brewing many countries started to form alliances as mentioned earlier. Alliances were considered vital after Austria attacked Serbia‚ in July 1914. There were two main alliances fighting against each other in the war. There was the triple entente which was formed of Britain‚ Russia and

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    World War One or ’The Great War’ as it got to be known happened because of numerous reasons‚ some of which are unexposed till today. The clear trigger for the war was the death of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophie on 28th June 1914. The death happened amid the Archduke’s visit to Sarajevo. The Archduke was focused because of the general feeling among Serbians that‚ once named to the throne‚ Ferdinand would proceed with the mistreatment of Serbs living inside the fringes of the Austro-Hungarian

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    The World War I could be avoided because of: 1. Uncertainty of Great Britain Germany planned on conquering France in a short time period and then eliminate it from the war‚ after which they would carry on to the Eastern front where they would take on Russia (which wouldn’t have made it in time to help France). On the other side‚ in Great Britain the Foreign Minister‚ Sir Edward Grey held a conference meeting in July 1912‚ in which he stated that Britain would start a war only should Belgium

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    blame Germany for the war. Due to uncertainty of other states’ objectives‚ and driven by self-interest to be a regional hegemon‚ Germany clearly pushed for World War One to happen. Because Germany felt encircled by the “understanding” alliance (“triple-entente”) between Britain‚ France‚ and Russia‚ it began mass producing weapons and mobilizing German military. According to realist theory‚ uncertainty is a significant motive for state behavior. In World War One‚ Germany demonstrated the classic case

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    USA. It had several terms about what Germany had to do for its punishment because Germany was blamed for starting World War 1 (It was not entirely Germany’s fault but actually it was because of the military alliances which were the Triple Alliance and the Triple Entente). It was very harsh as some of its terms were that Germany’s military strength was cut low‚ Germany had to pay for all the war damage‚ and land was taken away from Germany. The Germans bitterly resented this and were furious but there

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