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Causes of World War One Militarism Role of Military on Government Decisions Arms Race Glorification of War Conscription Germany- 8.5 million Russia- 4.5 million France- 3.5 million Austria-Hungary- 3 million Britain had a navy nearly as large the others combined. Tsar Nicholas II of Russia with his cousin King George V of Great Britain.

Causes of World War One Alliances …fear and distrust led the powers to protect themselves through alliances. Treaties pledged to defend each other if attacked. Triple EntenteTriple Alliance

Causes of World War One Alliances …figure out what nations belonged to what alliance. First clue: total number of nations within each? (miss this and I’m calling Mom and Dad) Triple EntenteTriple Alliance

Causes of World War One Alliances Clue: Pronounce the name: “Triple Entente” Triple EntenteTriple Alliance

Causes of World War One Alliances Triple EntenteTriple Alliance France

Causes of World War One Alliances.. clue - France wished for “ revenge” against what country? Triple EntenteTriple Alliance France

Causes of World War One Alliances Triple EntenteTriple Alliance FranceGermany

Causes of World War One Alliances clue - Germany jealous of whose empire? Triple EntenteTriple Alliance FranceGermany

Causes of World War One Alliances Triple EntenteTriple Alliance FranceGermany Great Britain

Causes of World War One Alliances Clue: France loaned billions to what country? Triple EntenteTriple Alliance FranceGermany Great Britain

Causes of World War One Alliances Triple EntenteTriple Alliance FranceGermany Great Britain Russia

Causes of World War One Alliances Clue: Because of Slavic Nationalism, Russia was in conflict with what country? Triple EntenteTriple Alliance FranceGermany Great Britain Russia

Causes of World War One Alliances Triple EntenteTriple Alliance FranceGermany Great BritainAustria Hungary Russia

Causes of World War One Alliances Clue: This nation couldn’t figure out which side to join; and when the war began, it actually switched to the other alliance. Triple EntenteTriple Alliance FranceGermany Great BritainAustria Hungary Russia ?

Causes of World War One Alliances Triple EntenteTriple Alliance FranceGermany Great BritainAustria Hungary RussiaItaly

Causes of World War One Imperialism Competition for colonies needed for industrial raw materials Germany jealous of English and French possessions

Causes of World War One Imperialism British Colonies French Colonies

Causes of World War One Nationalism French / German Nationalism Alsace/Lorraine Balkans - Serbian (Slavic) Nationalism Bosnia

Leaders Great Britain King George V (related to both Nicholas II and Wilhelm II Prime Minister Lloyd George (Constitutional Monarchy)

Prime Minister Georges Clemenceau (Hatred directed toward what nation? Why?) Prime Minister Vittorio Orlando France Italy (Parliamentary Democracy) Leaders

Austria Hungary (Absolute Monarchy) King Franz Joseph (Heir) Archduke Francis Ferdinand Leaders

Russia (Absolute Monarchy) Tsar Nicholas II With son Alexis

Leaders Germany (Absolute Monarchy) William II

United States Leaders (Presidential Democracy) Woodrow Wilson