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3 How did they change during the war? What dates can you put on them? Why did they join this complex system of alliances?

4 What was the Triple Alliance (4 marks) Italy stayed neutral in 1914, and joined the Triple Entente in 1915.

5 CAUSATION 6 MARK QUESTIONS Explain why the Triple Entente was formed in 1907 (6 marks) Explain why a system of alliance was formed before the outbreak of WWI in 1914 (6 marks) The USA stayed isolated until 1917.

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12 Ottoman Empire (Turkey) collapsing leaving a power vacuum. Russia and Austria- Hungary wanted influence/ control over the region. Serb nationalism was rising: Serbs and Slavs throughout the region. Russia (another Slav nation) therefore believed they had common issues: Tsar “father of all Slavs” (Pan Slavism)

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