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In 1900, what was Britain's status in the world?
Britain was one of the
wealthiest
and
most powerful
countries in the world.
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What was the purpose of the two power standard law for Britain's navy?
It ensured Britain's navy was at least as powerful as the
2nd
and
3rd
strongest navies combined.
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How did Britain obtain resources during this period?
Resources were easily obtained in the
empire
.
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What was the British government's belief regarding military and economic allies?
They
believed
they didn't need any
military
or
economic
allies.
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What policy did Britain follow due to its belief in isolation?
Britain followed the policy of
Splendid Isolation
.
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Why could Britain not afford to remain isolated?
Due to rising tensions and
German
aggression.
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Who did Germany support in their rebellion against Britain?
Germany supported the
Boers
in South Africa.
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What agreements did Britain and France make after clashes in the 1800s?
They made agreements over
West African
colonies and began to work together more often.
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What were the factors that led to the end of Splendid Isolation?
Kaiser
began to build Germany's navy in
1898
.
Germany talked about becoming a world power.
France and Russia formed an alliance.
The
Dual Alliance
of Austria-Hungary and Germany was established.
The
Triple Alliance
, which added Italy, was formed in central Europe.
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