Ap European Alliance System

The Alliance system enhances unity and togetherness as per the policies and terms agreed upon by two or more parties. It is a complicated situation for a citizen from none- World Power State in Europe such as Greece to make a long-serving alliance since most policies followed are administered by G3 and G4. European countries have undergone a lot of challenges to initiate equality in treaty making which includes the balance of power. The states were motivated to ensure the balance of power was established to prevent hegemony. None-world power States in Europe are supposed to follow some set rules that deny their citizens' rights to make treaties that can boost their countries economic growth. EU three (G-3) have dominated Europe, and most of the decisions concerning the continent is their responsibility. Some countries in Europe such as Greece cannot implement their ideas through alliances since they have to adhere to some dictated policies and terms. Since the 16TH century, the European States have been proposing the implementation of Otto Von Bismarck's suggestion on the balance of power. This ideology received opposition from some countries such as Spain, and it led to war. Britain and France were really in support of the idea, and they wanted the continent to be united but due to its …show more content…
Citizens from none- world powers in Europe cannot enter into alliances without adhering to the set foreign policies by France and Germany because it will be against the law. Denial of the rights to interact and make treaties that can assist citizens from those States has caused stagnation in the growth and development of their countries' economies. In some circumstances, none-world powers in Europe cannot commit themselves to treaties unless they get approval from France and