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The document outlines the various causes that led to the First World War. It divides the causes into long term causes, short term causes, and the immediate cause. Some of the long term causes included the development of nationalism, imperialism among European powers, the quest to conquer new markets, and the formation of alliances between countries. Short term causes consisted of territorial, military, and economic rivalries between countries. The immediate cause of World War 1 was the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary in Sarajevo in 1914.
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- 2. CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF WARS
- 3. CAUSES FOR THE FIRST WORLD WAR • Development of Nationalism and Imperialism of the European powers. • Conquest of new markets by force or wars. • Rivalries between european countries • Secret aliances to defend themselves • Formation of blocks of countries, between allies. • Economic growth due to industrial revolution • Technological advances
- 4. DIVISION OF CAUSES ACCORDING TIME •LONG TERM CAUSES •SHORT TERM CAUSES •IMMEDIATE CAUSES Bismark
- 5. LONG TERM CAUSES • TENSIONS BETWEEN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES BEFORE WWI • BISMARCK AND EUROPEAN DIPLOMACY • BALKAN WARS • MARROQUIN CRISIS
- 7. SHORT TERM CAUSES • TERRITORIAL RIVALRIES • MILITARY RIVALRIES • ECONOMIC RIVALRIES • PSICOLOGICAL CAUSES
- 8. INMEDIATE CAUSE • THE ASSASSINATION OF THE ARCHIDUKE FRANCIS FERDINAND IN SARAJEVO
- 10. SOURCES • HTTP://WAYPOINTWEICHEL.WEEBLY.COM/PAPER-2---CAUSES-AND-EFFECTS-OF-20TH-CENTURY- WARS.HTML • MATERIAL PREPARED FOR LAST YEAR • MATERIAL OF INDIVIDUALS AND SOCIETIES ARCHIVE