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    Invasion of Poland

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    September 3rd ("Why Germany invaded"). Naturally‚ the Germans were already committed to the invasion and refused to retreat. France and Britain had also alerted Germany that they would declare war against the Germans if they did not withdraw from Poland by September 3rd. This invasion played a primary role in the creation of World War Two because it forced the Allies to declare war on Germany. It was a long process that lead up to the German invasion of Poland. There were numerous reasons as to

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    Otto Von Bismarck

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    first step towards German unity. After overrunning the various German states and defeating the combined armies of Austria and Russia at Austerlitz‚ Napoleon formed a political union of German states called the “Confederation of the Rhine.” Hence Napoleon first gave the idea of national unity. He gave them a system of unity and efficiency such as they had never seen before. The next step towards Germany unity was taken in the direction of commerce. Led by Prussia‚ the German states entered into

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    Grimm Laws

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    consonants and is evident in English‚ Dutch‚ other Low German languages‚ and Old Norse. The other shift (about the 6th century ad) was less radical in scope and affected the Germanic consonants‚ resulting in the consonant system evident in Old High German and its descendants‚ Middle High German and Modern High German (standard German). According to the law‚ the ancient unvoiced p‚ t‚ k became the English unvoiced f‚ th‚ h and the Old High German f‚ d‚ h‚ producing such correlations as that between

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    attitude of mind‚ which sees war as a valid means of foreign policy. Germany’s Navy Law 1900 threatened British sea-power. Germany felt threatened by Russia’s growing arm. Hotzendorf & Austria-Hungary’s ultimatum to Serbia 1914. Long term - When the German Emperor Wilhelm II‚known as the Kaiser in Britain‚ made the statement “Our future lies upon the ocean” Everyone knew what he meant to do next and began to increase the size of their armed forces.This lead to an arms race in which each country tried

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    Bismarck S Foreign Policy

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    was Bismarck’s best chance of inflaming German national feeling and persuading the independent south German states to unite with the Prussian-dominated states of the north‚ thereby unifying Germany. The Franco-Prussian war was a disaster for France. She entered the war without allies and with a badly organized army‚ which was a huge disadvantage compared to the speedy Prussian forces. Prussia had well-trained‚ highly disciplined Prussians and their German allies. Many believe his foreign policy was

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    The Schlieffen Plan

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    The Schlieffen Plan The Schlieffen plan was the key German strategy in WWI. It was named after Germany’s army chief of staff‚ Alfred Von Schlieffen. There were several strategic moves to his plan. All of his plans were aimed at conquering France as quickly as possible‚ preferably less than six weeks. Along with France‚ Germany planned on attacking Russia separately to avoid fighting a war on two fronts at the same time. However‚ there were multiple errors in this plan and they ultimately lead

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    Ames Gate Lodge Analysis

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    The Ames Gate lodge was designed by American architect H.H Richardson. This landscaped was owned by Frederick Law Olmsted. Its north side can be seen from the 135 Elm Street. The Ames gate was protected b the preservation easement which was held by Historic New England in 2013. Its northern regions is unfinished. Ames take Richardson and Olmsted in collaboration for its creation. Its implementation was done in 1886-1887.the gate lodge is a remarkable significance of oversize stone wall‚ arched gare

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    Ap Euro

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    Spain and in the Two Sicilies‚ these powers intervened to restore conservatism. c. But Latin American republics broke from Spain. d. Metternich’s policies also dominated the German Confederation--through which the Carlsbad Decrees were issued in 1819. e. These decrees repressed subversive ideas and organizations in the 38 German states. D. Metternich and conservatism 1. Metternich represented the view that the best state blended monarchy‚ bureaucracy‚ and aristocracy. 2. He hated liberalism‚ which

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    Were German Militarism and Diplomacy Responsible for World War I? I don’t think that German Militarism and Diplomacy was responsible for World War I. I think that every country that was involved played a part in the start of World War I. Although Germany did play a role in the start of World War I‚ you can’t solely blame them. As disagreements occurred‚ countries banned together and formed the great powers. On page 138 it states‚ “Germany and her allies were held accountable for the war and all

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    Militarism In World War 1

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    to compete for having the best military. Prince Bernhard Von Bulow said to the Reichstag “In the coming century the German nation will either be the hammer or the anvil.” In the 1900s‚ the Germans could be either the destroyer or the destroyed. This caused people to want to build the military so their country would not be crushed. The need to survive caused an arms race‚ the german spending having a steep increase in spending. In a chart published by {LONDON SOMETHING SOMETHING} on military spending

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