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Mrs. Ha Ch. 11 Section 1 Pages: 372-374 WORLD WAR 1 Mrs. Ha Ch. 11 Section 1 Pages: 372-374

I. WWI-Four Main Causes: A. Nationalism 1. Devotion, interests, culture in own country 2. Led to competition

3. Ethnic groups: protection from larger countries 4 3. Ethnic groups: protection from larger countries 4. Russia: protect Slavic peoples (group of Russians)

5. Serbia: located in the Balkans 6. Independent nation 7 5. Serbia: located in the Balkans 6. Independent nation 7. Millions of Serbs lived in Austria-Hungary 8. Russia & Austria-Hungary rivals for influence over Serbia

B. Imperialism 1. European nations building empires 2. Colonies: supplied raw materials & markets

3. Germany in competition 4. Competitors a) France b) Great Britain

C. Militarism 1. Create armed forces 2. Tool of diplomacy 3. Empires: expensive to build & defend 4. Germany: strongest European nation

5. Great Britain: strongest navy 6. Naval Race Begins: Germany starts to build up a fleet

D. Alliances: countries group together 1. Triple Entente (Allies) a) France b) Great Britain c) Russia

2. Triple Alliance (Central Powers) a) Germany b) Austria-Hungary c) Italy