Debriefing ‘The North’ and Power & Pride

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Debriefing ‘The North’ and Power & Pride Grenoble Tivoli Tobermory Debriefing ‘The North’ and Power & Pride Metz Klagenfurt Petrovac Tula

Again, what did the North represent?

Metz is actually a city in… All countries in PNP are named after cities in the countries that they actually represent Germany

Petrovac is a city in… Serbia

Tobermory is a city in… Great Britain

Grenoble is a city in… France

Tivoli is a city in… Italy

Tula is a city in… Russia

Klagenfurt is a city in… Austria, and represented Austria-Hungary

And remember all those colonies? They represented actual places too!

Abyssinia is a former nation located near present day Ethiopia. Kamina is a city in the Democratic Republic of the Congo Abyssinia is a former nation located near present day Ethiopia. Rangoon is a large city and former capital of Burma Bauru is a city in Brazil Baw is located next to Mt. Baw Baw in Australia Tandil is a province of Buenos Aires, Argentina

And even the relationships on your country cards… They represented the history of the relationships of the countries of Europe. Welcome to: Metz Foreign Relations Money to spend Welcome to: Klagenfurt Foreign Relations Money to spend Welcome to: Tobermory Foreign Relations Money to spend Welcome to: Tula Foreign Relations Money to spend Welcome to: Petrovac Foreign Relations Money to spend Welcome to: Grenoble Foreign Relations Money to spend Welcome to: Tivoli Foreign Relations Money to spend

Why did Metz and Klagenfurt have such a strong bond? Because Germany (Metz) and Austria (Klagenfurt) had not only a common border, but also a long common history and culture. They also share the same language, German.

Why did Metz feel dominant over Grenoble? Because Grenoble (France) lost to Metz (Germany) during the the Franco-Prussian War of 1870

THE MAIN CAUSES OF WORLD WAR ONE Debrief of Power & Pride

World War One Overview Fought primarily in Europe 1914 - 1918 Alliances & main nations: Central Powers Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire Allied Powers England, France, Russia (and US later)

The MAIN causes of WWI Militarism: Policy of glorifying military power, then building a strong standing army Alliances: A formal agreement between two or more nations to cooperate for specific purposes

The MAIN causes of WWI Imperialism: Policy in which a nation seeks to dominate other countries Nationalism: Belief that people should be loyal to their nation; pride in one’s country