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Causes of WWI

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Germany wished to build up her empire by acquiring more and more territory in Africa. This is an example of... Imperialism
Great Britain built up its navy to protect her nation from aggressive neighbors. This is an example of... Militarism
Russia had a strong relationship with Serbia as a result of ethnic ties to the Slavic people, and promised to defend them. This is an example of... Alliances
Austria-Hungary was a very proud country, and would defend “their” country as well as they could against minority groups. This is an example of... Nationalism
Franz Ferdinand was killed by a college student in Bosnia, sparking a global war. This is an example of... Assassination
France had several colonies in Africa at the time of WWI. This is an example of... Imperialism
Driven by national pride, India began to seek independence from British rule during WWI. This is an example of... Nationalism
Germany sought military dominance by mass manufacturing tanks and artillery. This is an example of... Militarism
Britain first joined the war to help defend their ally, Belgium, from the Germany invasion. This is an example of... Alliances
President John F. Kennedy was shot and killed while riding in his motorcade. This is an example of... Assassination
France, Russia, and England joined together to create the Triple Entente. This is an example of... Alliances
After their loss in the Russo-Japanese War, the Russian Empire mobilized to build their defensive and armed forces. This is an example of... Militarism
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