Long term causes of the First World War
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- Created on: 18-04-19 11:36
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- Long term causes for the First World War
- Economic Changes
- Industrial growth: increase in iron and steel output, increase in: manufacturing; expansion of railways
- Econmic competition
- Alliance systems
- Triple Alliance (Germany, Austria-Hungary, Itay 1882)
- Dual Alliance (Germany and Austria-Hungary, 1878)
- Triple Entente (Britain, France, Russia -1907)
- Militarism
- Arms race; increase in defence expenditure, size of standing army and new military technologies
- Emphasized the importance of rapid mobilization and offensive
- Arms race; increase in defence expenditure, size of standing army and new military technologies
- Imperiism
- Austro-Hungarian and Russian Rivarly in the Balkans
- German desire for empire led to rivarlies with Britain and France
- Morrocan crises
- Imperiism
- Austro-Hungarian and Russian Rivarly in the Balkans
- German desire for empire led to rivarlies with Britain and France
- Morrocan crises
- Alliance systems
- Triple Alliance (Germany, Austria-Hungary, Itay 1882)
- Dual Alliance (Germany and Austria-Hungary, 1878)
- Triple Entente (Britain, France, Russia -1907)
- Militarism
- Arms race; increase in defence expenditure, size of standing army and new military technologies
- Emphasized the importance of rapid mobilization and offensive
- Arms race; increase in defence expenditure, size of standing army and new military technologies
- Nationalism
- Growth of pan-Slavism particularly in opposition to Austro-Hungarian empire
- Economic Changes
- Nationalism
- Growth of pan-Slavism particularly in opposition to Austro-Hungarian empire
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