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    were also some disadvantages. An alliance could lead a nation to take risks, it could cause disputes between many nations, and it could force a country to go to war with a nation with which it was neutral. Germany formed an alliance with Austria-Hungary in 1871 and Italy in 1882. This secret alliance was known as the Triple Alliance. In 1904, the United Kingdom and France signed the Entente Cordiale, meaning friendly agreement. In 1907, Russia joined the alliance. This alliance became the Triple…

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    Frayer Family History

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    Despite the fact that he is an immigrant, my grandfather has some of these same privileges as well. From my findings, I discovered that my grandfather migrated from Hungary with his parents and two older siblings when he was only a child (“Frayer family history”). It is believed that they immigrated due to financial concerns and the fact that they already had family in the U.S. (“Frayer family history”). According to my mother, my grandfather’s parents worked in the family owned business: a…

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    Treaty of London by invading Belgium. Consequently, the Canadian government has also confirmed that Canada is at war. Notorious for its selfish ambitions, Germany has always been power-hungry. By taking advantage of the conflict between Austria-Hungary and Russia, German troops invaded Belgium to attack France as a blow to the Triple Entente. Britain was forced to defend her allies, France and Russia. Canada is a proud nation standing behind Britain’s efforts, and Prime Minister Robert Borden…

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    extremes to achieve this. This nationalism has affected Italy and Germany as well as Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire. In these countries, nationalism was either a unifying or a dividing factor that affected these countries in positive or negative ways. Both Italy and Germany were originally divided into separate states. In Italy, the men who worked to unify all the states together were…

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    the Black Hand and war was brewing between Serbia and Austria Hungary, add a few waves of nationalism and paranoia between various european countries and you have the shaky balancing act that was Europe. Purpose (Why was the document created?) The purpose is to ask Russia for aid just incase something happens between them and Austria Hungary. Audience (Who was the document created…

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    Kingdom of Hungary were not ethnic Hungarians but belonged to the Slavic, Romanian or German minorities. An increase of immigration from Hungary was also observed after…

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    Throughout the 19th century onwards feminists have been fighting the battle of equality – known as the suffrage movement. In the mid-19th century and early 20th century feminists were focused on gaining the rights to vote – known as first wave feminism. Since then, feminists have been focused on gaining other aspects of equality – including equal pay. Although since 1974 – when Portugal gained universal suffrage - every country in Europe has universal suffrage, the political role of women in…

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    Austria-Hungary and Serbia had Germany not given Austria-Hungary their word that they would provide Austria-Hungary with their unconditional support if they decided to declare war on Serbia. Since Germany had been brought into the mix, this caused other European countries to get involved in the war such as Russia and France, since Russia was an ally to Serbia and France was an ally to Russia. The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand created a domino effect as it caused Austria-Hungary to…

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    This is the war were the deaths went over 10 million people. This is the war where more than sixty million troops were mobilized. This is World War One. Among the vast number of reasons that causes World War One, I believe that the most significant reason, and the reason that it escalated to such a vast war, is because of all the alliance between countries, An alliance system between two countries is where there is a formal agreement or treaty between two or more nations to cooperate for…

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    July Ultimatum Causes

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    to develop and at this time., such as Austria-Hungary who had the aid of Germany and this document was created in coordination with the German foreign office, which hoped the document would force a military conflict that was planned to end quickly without Russia ever getting involved. Russia is a big nation, and if Germany and Austria-Hungary could pull this off, they…

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