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    The most important cause of World War I is alliances because countries felt threatened by enemy countries. Alliances were when two or more countries joined together to help each other and back each other up. There were many reasons for why the countries were mad at each other. For example‚ Austria- Hungary blamed Serbia for the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and declared war on them. Germany backed up Austria- Hungary while Russia backed up Serbia. Document #3‚ by John T. McCutcheon

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    The academic article below was published in a scholarly journal just before the 11 September terrorist attack. I have omitted the abstract and the bibliography‚ since these are not needed for the assignment. Please read the article several times and make sure you understand it. Consult a dictionary for the words you are not familiar with. The tasks for the assignment: A.Complete the outline of the paper. (10marks) 1. INTRODUCTION 2. POLICY TOWARDS THE MEDITERRANEAN 3. EURO-MEDITERRANEAN

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    ‘The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand was the most important cause in the outbreak of WW1. How far do you agree?’ There were many causes of the First World War. In this essay I am trying to see how much impact the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand had in the run up to war. On June the 28th 1914‚ Gavirilo Princip along with two other students living in Serbia were waiting in the crowd‚ watching Franz Ferdinand‚ who was to be the future ruler of Austria-Hungary. One of the students

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    There have been many different reasons why the first World War began. From the assassination of the archduke of Austria-Hungary to militarism in Europe. Other times‚ the cause for World War 1 maybe to just blame one country as a whole‚ which most of the times it does. Although there are many reason for the outbreak the two big reasons are The Assassination of the Archduke and The Alliance Systems. Although this paper will focus on the Alliance Systems‚ the assassination played a big role on actually

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    Describe one action taken by Britain and Germany in relation to their naives in the years 1900 -1914? Britain had the largest empire‚ which was protected by the British navy. But by 1914 Britain was no longer the dominant economic power‚ Britain was out-performed by Geramany. As they had supplies like coal‚ iron‚ chemicals and light engineering. Describe one action taken out by Germany/France/Britain in relation to their empir ein the years 1900-1914? British considered German main threat to

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    Anthony Oberschall attempts to explain the result of ethnic violence through identifying two cognitive frames; normal frame and the crisis frame. The former draws on peaceful cooperation between neighbours from all ethnic relations and emphasises on the cohesiveness of the community lacking prejudices against one another’s nationality and religion. Whereas‚ the latter attracts memories of historical wars‚ forcing the previous conflict to reflect on behaviour and treatment towards any opposing ethnicity

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    Militarism played a humongous role in World War 1 because‚ since people became more nationalistic over their home countries‚ they wished to prove superiority and dominance through their armament forces. Due to the Russian’s increasing army size‚ the Germans felt forced to increase spending on their own army so as to be undoubtedly superior to the Russians. The Germans also believed that strong navy and army forces were necessary to survive as a country and as an imperial power (2). Soon enough‚ the

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    The rise of national awakenings‚ national movements‚ and nationalism had a humongous affect on the Balkans from the 19th century to to the end of World War One. Changes that resulted from these impacts were political change‚ and economic change. The causes of these movements‚ and awakenings were many different issues. The first cause could be considered the decline of the Ottoman Empire. The Ottoman Empire for many years was very strong to begin with it had‚ strong sultans and a working millet

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    Austria and its allies‚ ultimately leading to war on a global scale. Within this political firestorm‚ Imperialism‚ Militarism‚ and Nationalism grew at an astounding rate. European countries came to feel that expanding their territory was vital to winning the war. In addition to the desire for more territory‚ countries used their military might to foster a new sense of Nationalism. World War One ended on November 11‚ 1918. The initial event that sparked this global war was the assassination Archduke

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    The critical appreciation of Miloš Crnjanski’s poem Serbia. Great minds would not necessary been great if they did not live in a time of significant historical upheavals. Those moments‚ when the whole world changes‚ when the poet’s homeland is transformed‚ reborn and people’s lives are scarified‚ seem to be kinds of fuel that deepens artist’s pain‚ refinements his talent and thus makes him great. In 1925 in Corfu‚ Miloš Crnjanski‚ who is considered to be one of the most prominent authors

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