Growing Tensions in Europe

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Growing Tensions in Europe Imperialism, Monarchies, and Alliances

Imperialism Cons. Pros. The quest for colonial empires. More $$$ Why? Land Natural Resources Trade Every country did this! Examples 13 original colonies was part of the British Empire Louisiana Territory was part of the French Empire Pros. More $$$ Political & Economic Influence “World Power” Status Cons. Larger Military Required Native Population

Effects of Imperialism Growing nations are in need of more resources for their country so they expand into other areas and take control. Bordering countries begin to get paranoid and react by building up their militaries for protection. Some countries are not able to build as big of militaries as others and form alliances with other nations for additional help.

American Imperialism Manifest Destiny Territories in the Caribbean and South Pacific

European Monarchies Royal families from Europe are all connected in some way. (Blood or Marriage) Cousins Cousins Kaiser Wilhelm II King George V Tsar Nicholas II

Subjects vs. Rulers SUBJECTS RULERS Power has been limited through the years Still live entitled Palaces & Crown Jewels Don’t understand the issues facing their subjects Some don’t even care The Industrial Revolution Hundreds of thousands move from the country to the cities for jobs in factories – jobs are too few Cities become quickly overcrowded Large split between the rich and poor People are fed up with Royal Families

Tension Escalates Monarchy in Russia is teetering Revolution is in the near future to overthrow the centuries old monarchy European countries begin to mobilize and strengthen their militaries for hostilities Militarism = The principle or policy of maintaining a large military establishment. Army and Naval Superiority is key to any nation wanting to be a super power

Creation of Alliances Some countries are unable to build militaries large enough to protect from outside threats. Small economies Fewer citizens Not as advanced in technology These countries will form alliances with other nations for protection if an attack were to happen. Alliance = A formal agreement or treaty between two or more nations to cooperate for specific purposes.

The Breaking Point Countries are practicing nationalism = national pride or loyalty towards one’s culture. Serbia A country that is part of the Austria-Hungarian Empire Identifies culturally with the Russian Empire and not with their Germanic Austria-Hungarian rulers. Tension between Russia and Austria-Hungary arise over the control of Serbia Sarajevo, Bosnia (June 28, 1914) Future heir of Austria-Hungary, Archduke Franz Ferdinand, and his wife are assassinated by a Serbian nationalist group (the Black Hand) while traveling in the capital of Bosnia