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Long Term Causes of World War I

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1 Long Term Causes of World War I

2 Intro/Background World War I Causes COMPLEX MAIN MANIA
Franco-Prussian War

3 M-Militarism Franco Prussian War Modern Military Mobilization
German Situation France Situation

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6 Naval Race British Naval Superiority HMS Dreadnought
Irony of Invention German Naval Expansion Naval Scare British Portrayal

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8 A-Alliances Kaiser Wilhelm I & Bismarck Germany Foreign Policy
Purpose of Alliance System MAIN AIM!!!

9 Alliances (1873-1887) Three Emperors’ League Dual Alliance
Three Emperors’ Alliance Triple Alliance Reinsurance Treaty

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11 Change in Alliances Kaiser Wilhelm II End of Bismarck “New Course”
Franco-Russian Alliance German/Bismarck Nightmare

12 I-Imperialism Weltpolitik Imperialism Reasons for Expansion
Issues of Imperialism Jameson Raid Quest for land

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15 Alliances Shift Germany and Britain British Naval Policy
“Splendidly Isolated” Britain & Japan British French Entente Triple Entente Triple Alliance

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17 N- Nationalism 2 definitions Patriotism Independent Nation Germany
France

18 Balkans Multi Ethnic Empire Turkey, Austria, Hungary and Russia
Independence Movements Slavic Situation Russia King Peter of Serbia Serbia & Paris Austria-Hungary Foreign minister

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