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Susan M. Pojer and Debra Solomon Horace Greeley HS Hollidaysburg HS

The Road to World War I. Susan M. Pojer and Debra Solomon Horace Greeley HS Hollidaysburg HS. Colonial Rivalries: Africa in 1914. Tensions & Conflicts: 1873-1914. Britain out of European power politics concentrated on Empire Became worried about Germany’s rising power

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Susan M. Pojer and Debra Solomon Horace Greeley HS Hollidaysburg HS

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  1. The RoadtoWorld War I Susan M. Pojer and Debra SolomonHorace Greeley HS Hollidaysburg HS

  2. ColonialRivalries:Africain1914

  3. Tensions & Conflicts: 1873-1914 Britain out of European power politics concentrated on Empire Became worried about Germany’s rising power 1896--Germany sends Kruger Telegram to Boers in South Africa, who were at war with Britain 1898—Build-up of German navy began

  4. Colonial Rivalries: Asia in 1914

  5. The British Empire in 1914

  6. Tensions & Conflicts: 1873-1914 Bismark created alliances with Germany’s potential enemies in Europe and encouraged France in Africa France remained isolated in Europe until 1890 Kaiser Wilhelm II refused to renew the Russo-German Reinsurance Treaty, although Russia wanted to do so

  7. Tensions & Conflicts: 1873-1914 1891--France and Russia sign preliminary agreement 1894—they become military allies 1904—Franco-British Entente over British rule in Egypt and French power in Morocco Moroccan crisis and Algeciras Conference of 1906 push Great Britain and France together

  8. The Balkans in 1878

  9. Austria-Hungary Problems 1873-1914 1866-Austro-Prussian War 1867—Ausgleich (Compromise) Dual monarchy created Nationalities in Austria: Germans, Italians, Czechs, Poles, Slovenes, Jews Nationalities in Hungary: Magyars, Slovaks, Ruthenians/Ukranians, Croats, Serbs, Romanians

  10. Austria-Hungary Problems 1873-1914 Austro-Slavism: unite Slavs under Hapsburgs Serbia: Unite Slavs in Austrian Empire Russia—Pan-Slavism: Unite all Slavs

  11. Ottoman Empire Problems 1873-1914 Sick Man of Europe 1832: Greek Independence 1875: Nationalist Rebellion 1878: Serbian/Romanian Independence Austria-Hungary: right to administer Bosnia-Herzegovina

  12. Tensions & Conflicts: 1873-1914 • Three Emperors’ League (1873)  Ger, A-H, Rus. • Dual Alliance (1879)  Ger. & A-H • Triple Alliance (1882) Ger, A-H, It. • Reinsurance Treaty (1887)  restore relations between Ger. & Rus.

  13. Ottoman Empire problems: 1873-1914 Some of Bulgaria became autonomous as did Wallachia 1908: Austria formally annexed Bosnia and Herzegovina Serbia enraged/looks to Russia for help

  14. Tensions & Conflicts: 1873-1914 • Franco-Russian Alliance (1894) • British-Japanese Alliance (1902) • The Entente Cordiale (1904)  Br. & Fr.

  15. Tensions & Conflicts: 1873-1914 First Moroccan Crisis (1905) Germany wanted to test Fr-GB alliance Russo-Japanese War (1905) The Anglo-Russian Convention (1907)  Persia Triple Entente (1907)  Br, Fr, Rus

  16. Tensions & Conflicts: 1873-1914 The Bosnian Crisis of 1908 Second Moroccan Crisis (1911) The First Balkan War (1912) Serbia, Greece, Bulgaria The Second Balkan War Serbia vs Bulgeria(1913) Austria forced Serbia to give up Albania

  17. The Balkan Wars: 1912-1913

  18. Europe in 1914

  19. The Balkans in 1914

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