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The cause of World War I: dangerous rivalries over colonies
imperialism
The cause of World War I: strong feelings of loyalty to country; ethnic desires for independence
nationalism
Cause of World War I: unrestrained build-up, by many nations, of armies and navies
militarism
Cause of World War I: numerous promises of mutual military aid; secret defense treaties
entanglement of alliances
German kaiser who suffered an injury during his birth that left him with a withered left arm
Wilhelm II
huge fine charged to a country to pay for war damages
reparations
Palestine (modern Israel) was a mandate of _____ after the war.
Great Britain
The most important nation not to join the League of Nations was ___.
the United States
The only part of Wilson's plan to preserve world peace to actually become part of the eventual peace settlement was ______
The League of Nations
Bulgaria, Bosnia, Serbia, Romania, and Greece were all part of the region known as the ______
Balkan Peninsula
Balkans
peninsula of slavs between black and adriatic sea. part of decaying ottoman empire.
city in Bosnia where the archduke was assasinated.
Sarajevo
Tripple ALliance
Germany/Austria-Hungary/Italy
emperor of the German Empire in 1914; forced Bismarck to resign; nephew to Queen Victoria and related to Romanovs; his dream is to build a great naval fleet.
Kaiser Wilhelm II
never publicized what the terms of the agreement were, but a treaty between France, Britain and Russia.
Triple Entente
cause of World War I; nations built up huge standing armies and used industrial might to arm and equip them
Militarism
heir to the Austrian-Hungarian throne; was assassinated while on an official visit to Bosnis (Sarajevo)
Archduke Francins Ferdinand