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Map of Allied and Central Powers ALLIED POWERS Major Powers British Empire (1914–1918) France (1914–1918) Italy (1914–1918) Russia (1914–1917) United States (1917– 1918) CENTRAL POWERS Major Powers Austria-Hungary (1914–1918) Germany (1914–1918) Ottoman Empire/Turkey (1914–1918) 1 United States

United Kingdom Constitutional monarchy 1914: Entered the war to defend Belgium’s neutrality Had the least to gain from a war in Europe 2 “The Rhodes Colossus”

France A republic Many longed for glory days of Napoleon Bonaparte’s empire Colonial power Sought revenge against Germany 3 Napoleon III flanked by two of his ministers

Russia Tsar Nicholas II Economy based on serfdom Struggle to industriali ze 4 Russian nobles use serfs in a card game, 1854

Germany Otto von Bismarck unified the German states (1871) Kaiser Wilhelm II No colonies Leading industrial power by “Bismarck content as colonial powers scramble”

Ottoman Empire 1908: Western- style constitution Surrendered sovereignty for German help 1914: German influence in Ottoman foreign policy 6

Austria-Hungary Hapsburg Dynasty—an old and dying kingdom Numerous ethnicities Provided the “explosion” that led to the Great War 7 Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph

Pre-War Europe Outdated social practices and military tactics Alliances Industrialization Aristocracies Calls for social reform Government responses 8 Hadol’s cartoon map of Europe

Balkan Powder Keg Nationalist feelings divide country Multiple languages, religions, and cultures Each wanted its own homeland 9 A battle in the first Balkan War

Long-Term Causes Unification of Germany Alliances Militarization Industrializa- tion Social unrest Nationalism 10 New Zealand troops in the Somme and Ancre area

Unification of Germany 1870: Prussia defeats France at the Battle of Sedan 1871: Otto von Bismarck unites Prussia and the German states 11

Unification of Germany (continued) Threatened English industrial dominance Military buildup threatened all of Europe German army became the new standard for other European armies 12 Essen, Germany, 1911

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