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NationalismPride in ones own country it created Germany and Hungary but tore apart Austria-Hungary
Destructive NationalismNationalism that is destructive very bad for a country led to World War I and World War II
World War I1914 to 1918
AlliancesAgreements between countries to insure they are protected against attacks
Central PowersGermany, Austria-Hungary and Turkey
Allied PowersGreat Britan, France and Russia
Imperial RivalriesCompetetion for colonies brought the Central and Allied powers into conflict and fueled ideas of war.
Newspaper PressInflamed war fever to sell papers and interfered with government attempts to solve problems by diplomacy
MilitarismAfter 1900 Europe experienced an arms race and countries spent huge amounts on arms to keep up with the one another
Treaty of VersaillesOfficially ended World War I. Forced the Germans to pay reparations and limit the size of their army.
ReparationsA monetary settlement designed to pay for the damage to the allied powers
Causes of World War I1. Alliances 2. Militarism 3.Nationalism 4. Imperial Rivals 5. Newspaper Press
Causes of World War II1. Resentment over the Treaty of Versailles
Adolf Hitlera German leader during World War II
World War II1939-1945
Axis PowersGermany, Italy, and Japan
Allied Powers of World War IIGreat Britan, Soviet Union, France, China and the U.S.(joined in 1941)
Holocausta deliberate and systematic extermination of European Jews during World War II.
Cold Warwas led to by World War I and World War II
Constructive NationalismNationalism that is good for countries
Europe before WWINationalism high.
Why join alliances before WWI?European nations feared one another; Nations were afraid that other nations might troy to take over its territory; they created alliances; There was strength in numbers and people feared attacks.
Main alliances during WWI?Central Powers and Allied Powers
Main alliances during WWII?Allied Powers and Axis Powers
Germany and the Treaty of Versailles1. not allowed to have a military 2. forced to give up colonies 3. Owed 33 million in war damages 4. Had to give up its trading ships
After treaty signedGermans felt a lot of resentment
Start of WWIISeptember 1, 1939
US joined Allied Powers?1941
After WWII Western Europeallied themselves with the US and the countries grew together as a region
Ater WWII Eastern Europetheir economies failed to recover and government suspended many of peoples freedoms
Superpowers after WWIIUnited States and Soviet Union