Alliances in Europe
This alliance formed in 1907 included Britain, France, and Russia, countering the Triple Alliance.
Alliance
Main is the Acroymn detailing the main causes of the war standing for
Milatrism, alliances, imperialism, nationalism
Arch-Duke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated on this date
June 28, 1914
The assassination of the Archduke was partly motivated by this country's desire for this nationalist goal.
Serbia
He was the Heir of Austria-Hungary whose assassination sparked the start of World War I.
Franz Ferdinand
This alliance, formed in 1882, included Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy, aimed at mutual protection.
Central Powers
The term for extreme patriotism that can lead to conflict is prominent in many countries leading up to the war.
Nationalism
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand took place in this city in 1914.
Sarajevo
what event in the early 20th century led to this naval buildup primarily between Britain and Germany.
naval arms race
This 19th-century queen is the great-grandmother of many of the rival kings in WW1
Queen Victoria
This country, seen as the sick man of Europe, joined the central powers on the 29th of October, 1914
Ottoman Empire
This term refers to the competition between European nations for colonies and resources in Africa and Asia prior to the war.
Imperialism
This war, fought from 1870 to 1871, resulted in the unification of Germany.
Franco-Prussian War
Nationalistic fervor in this region was a significant factor leading to the outbreak of the war.
the Balkans
This German Emperor was known for his aggressive foreign policy and support of Austria-Hungary
Wilhelm II
This country switched sides during the war
Italy
The complexity of these international agreements made it difficult for nations to remain neutral during conflicts.
Alliances
The "blank check" assurance was given by this nation to Austria-Hungary, promising unconditional support.
Germany
The ultimatum sent to Serbia by Austria-Hungary contained how many demands, many of which were unacceptable?
10
The Austro-Hungarian Emperor who declared war on Serbia after the assassination was named what
Franz Joseph 1st
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand triggered a chain reaction due to this interconnected system of alliances.
the alliance system
This term describes the arms race among European nations, particularly between Germany and Britain, before the war.
militarism
This 1905 event involved Germany challenging French control over Morocco, increasing tensions in Europe.
First Moroccan crisis
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand occurred on this date in 1914.
June 28
This Russian leader's mobilization of troops in response to the Austro-Hungarian declaration of war escalated the conflict.
Tsar Nicholas II