Militarism Cause of World War One. Militarism After 1870, nearly all European powers increased the size of their armies, the sophistication of their weapons.

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Militarism Cause of World War One

Militarism After 1870, nearly all European powers increased the size of their armies, the sophistication of their weapons and the technology to wage war on land and sea. Railway development = ability to carry greater numbers of troops. Every country had detailed war plans.

Militarism People of Europe were proud of their armed forces. The growth of nationalism increased a desire for demonstrating military might. Leaders of government e.g. kings often in military clothes. Long periods of Conscription in most European countries. King George V of England and Tsar Nicholas II of Russia

Militarism Military values were highly regarded. Organisations like Boy Scouts were popular. Military academies for boys – Military cadets

Militarism Military parades were a feature of most countries. Military spending and investment intensified Naval days – people cheered new battleships The press praised military virtues