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    Militarism in European countries led to increased military spending and influence over governments, preferring force over diplomacy. Strong nationalism made countries more likely to go to war in defense of their interests. An complex system of alliances meant that when Serbia was threatened, Russia was obligated to help, pulling in Germany and eventually leading other countries into the war as well. Imperialism also increased tensions as countries competed over colonies and resources.

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    Militarism in European countries led to increased military spending and influence over governments, preferring force over diplomacy. Strong nationalism made countries more likely to go to war in defense of their interests. An complex system of alliances meant that when Serbia was threatened, Russia was obligated to help, pulling in Germany and eventually leading other countries into the war as well. Imperialism also increased tensions as countries competed over colonies and resources.

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    4 Causes of World War 1

    Christian
    Militarism
    • Definition- Militarism denoted a rise in
    military expenditure, an increase in
    military and naval forces, more
    influence of the military men upon the
    policies of the civilian government,
    and a preference for force as a
    solution to problems.

    • How did it cause WW1?


    The military establishment began to have
    a greater influence on public policy.
    Nationalism

    • Definition- Nationalism is an intense


    form of patriotism or loyalty to one's
    country.

    • How did it cause WW1?


    It said that Nationalism caused
    delusion and the mood for war.
    Alliances
    • Definition- A union or
    association formed for mutual
    benefit, especially between
    countries or organizations.

    • How did it cause WW1?


    Because of alliances, Russia
    came to aid Serbia and that led
    Germany to declare war on
    Russia.
    Imperialis
    m
    • Definition- Is a policy of
    extending a country’s power
    and influence though
    diplomacy or military force.

    • How did it cause WW1?


    As countries like Britain and
    France expanded their empires,
    it resulted in increased tensions
    among European countries.

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