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World War 1. Tension in the Balkans. Imperialism. Why would Britain feel threatened by the rise of a German Empire?. What is the message behind this cartoon? Where has the cartoon been produced?. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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World War 1
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Tension in the
Balkans
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Imperialism
Why would Britain feel threatened by the rise of a German Empire?
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What is the message
behind this cartoon?
Where has the cartoon been
produced?
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All the countries of Europe built up their armies and navies. In 1914, their armed forces stood like this:• Germany: 2,200,000 soldiers, 97 warships• Austria-Hungary: 810,000 soldiers, 28 warships.• Italy: 750,000 soldiers, 36 warships• France: 1,125,000 soldiers, 62 warships• Russia: 1,200,000 soldiers, 30 warships• Great Britain: 711,000 soldiers, 185 warshipsAs one country increased its armies, so all the others felt obliged to increase their armed forces to keep the ‘balance of power’.
Militarism
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Who does the author think was responsible for the Arms Race between Britain and Germany?
Use the source to justify your answer.
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Is one of these sources more reliable than the other? Use the sources to justify your answer.
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Source AThe German answer to all our talk about the limitation of armaments is: Germany shall increase to the utmost of her power...
I have lived among Germans, but with the best will in the world I can see no solution to the present collision of ideals but war.A lecture given in 1913 by JA CrambJA Cramb was an Englishman who went to university in Germany, and who loved Germany.
Source BThe Naval 'War Cabinet' of 1912
General von Moltke [head of the army] said: I believe war is unavoidable; war the
sooner the better. But we ought to do more to press to
prepare the popularity of a war against Russia. The
Kaiser supported this. Tirpitz [head of the navy] said that the navy would
prefer to see the postponement of the great
fight for one and a half years.
From the Diary of Admiral Muller, 8 December 1912Some historians say that this proves that Germany was wanting war
in 1912, although others say that it records a general discussion of no great significance.
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1879The Dual Alliance
Germany and Austria-Hungary made an alliance
to protect themselves from
Russia
1881Austro-Serbian
Alliance
Austria-Hungary made an alliance
with Serbia to stop Russia gaining
control of Serbia
1882The Triple Alliance
Germany and Austria- Hungary made an alliance with Italy to stop Italy from taking sides with Russia
1914Triple Entente (no separate peace)
Britain, Russia and France agreed not to sign for peace
separately.
1894Franco-Russian
Alliance
Russia formed an alliance with
France to protect herself against Germany and
Austria-Hungary
1907Triple Entente
This was made between Russia,
France and Britain to counter the
increasing threat from Germany.
1907Anglo-Russian
Entente
This was an agreement
between Britain and Russia
1904Entente Cordiale
This was an agreement, but
not a formal alliance, between
France and Britain.
Alliances
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AlliancesDoes the second source make you surprised by the
message in the first? Use the sources to
explain your answer.
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Nationalism
Land of Hope and Glory, mother of the free...God who made thee mighty, make thee mightier yet.
The words of Land of Hope and Glory, written by the English composer Elgar and sung by British people at the Prom concerts every year. Germany, Germany above all, over everything in the world,When it steadfastly holds together, offensively and defensively.
The words of the German national anthem, Deutschland uber Alles
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