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| WHAT EVENT BEGAN WORLD WAR I? | The assassination of Francis Ferdinand, the next in line to be king of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
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| WHAT IS IMPERIALISM? | The policy of obtaining and occupying colonies to form empires.
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| WHAT IS NATIONALISM? | Strong pride for one's country.
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| WHAT IS MILITARISM? | Building up a military--army or navy.
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| WHAT ARE ALLIANCES? | Agreements to help each other in times of crisis.
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| WHAT ARE THE CAUSES OF WORLD WAR I? | European alliances, nationalism, militarism, imperialism
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| WHY DID THE EUROPEANS WANT COLONIES IN ASIA AND AFRICA? | 1. For the natural resources 2. A market for their goods 3. Cheap labor (slaves)
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| WHY WAS IT IMPORTANT TO HAVE COLONIES IN AFRICA? | Africa was a strategic location in case of war.
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| WHO ARE THE TWO SIDES THAT FOUGHT DURING WORLD WAR I? | Allies and Central Powers
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| HOW MUCH OF THE WORLD'S POPULATION WAS UNDER EUROPEAN CONTROL IN THE LATE 19TH CENTURY? | Over 25%
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| WHY DID THE EUROPEAN COUNTRIES JOIN ALLIANCES? | To better protect themselves
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| WHY DID MANY EUROPEAN COUNTRIES RESENT AND DISTRUST EACH OTHER? | Conflicts had occurred over control of colonies in Africa and Asia
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| WHY DID THE EUROPEAN COUNTRIES BUILD UP STRONG ARMIES AND NAVIES? | To defend their own countries and colonies
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