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World War I

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Alliance A formal agreement between two or more nations, pledging military, logistic or financial support to each other in the event of war or aggression. Military alliances are considered a pivotal cause of World War I.
Imperialism a political and economic system where powerful nations seek to conquer and rule smaller regions, transferring them into colonies and exploiting their land, resources and people for profit.
Isolationism a foreign policy approach where a nation does not commit to alliances or ‘take sides’ in international disputes.
Militarism a condition where the military occupies a privileged and influential position in society and government. Military needs are prioritized and military commanders exert excessive influence on government decision making.
Nationalism an intense and often short-sighted form of patriotism. It involves a belief in the moral authority and superiority of one’s own country.
Neutrality the quality or state of not supporting either side in an argument, fight, war, etc. : the quality or state of being neutral.
Archduke Franz Ferdinand was a member of the royal Habsburg dynasty, which ruled the Austro-Hungarian Empire. After his father died in 1896, Ferdinand became next in line for the throne. His assassination in 1914 at the hands of a Bosnian revolutionary led to the outbreak of Worl
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