Countries that fought against the Allied Powers in World War I
Who were the Allied Powers?
Countries that fought against the Central Powers in World War I
Which power did the Slavic states look towards?
The Russians
What date was The Treaty of London signed? Who signed it?
1839, Britain, European countries agree to protect Belgium
What date was the Triple Alliance signed? Who signed it?
1882, Germany, Austria Hungary, Italy
Why was the TripleAlliance formed?
Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy signed the Triple Alliance to protect themselves from the threat from Great Britain, France and Russia
The consequences of the Triple Alliance were?
This treaty created suspicion in other European Countries
Which alliance was signed in 1894?
Franco Russia Alliance, An agreement between the two countries to support each other if attacked
Which Treaty was signed in 1904?
1904 Entent Cordiale: Agreement between Britain and France.
This agreement ended 1000’s years of conflict between the two countries
Demonstrates how concerned Britain and France were about the threat from Germany
Why was the Entente Cordial signed in 1904?
To protect Britain and France from threat of militarism and Imperialism of Germany
Germany's view on the Treaty of 1904 & 1907?
Germany did not believe Britain and France would fulfil their agreement (Entende Cordiale) if France was attacked. This led to Germany creating the Schlieffen Plan – to attack France through Belgium.
The gang that carried out the murder of Archduke Ferdinand was called?
The Black Hand Gang, Slavic group who wanted Bosnia to be free from Austria-Hungary.
Militarism and Imperialism
Building bigger armies and ships to increase Empire
Alliances
Formed to protect themselves from threat of militarism and Imperialism
Nationalism
Serbia/Bosnia wanted independence from Austria Hungary
What are the 4 causes of WW?
Militarism (expanding army and navy)
Alliances (Many alliances were formed)
Imperialism (Countries wanted to expand their empires)
Nationalism (Smaller countries such as Bosnia wanted their independence)