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Questions and Answers
What mindset did European leaders predominantly adopt when approaching international problems before World War I?
What mindset did European leaders predominantly adopt when approaching international problems before World War I?
- A balanced approach considering both war and peace
- A mindset based on war and strength (correct)
- A diplomatic approach focused on negotiation
- A mindset based on peace and cooperation
What was a primary cause of the Morocco Crisis in 1905?
What was a primary cause of the Morocco Crisis in 1905?
- Germany's desire to expand into North Africa
- Competition among European powers for colonial dominance (correct)
- Britain's interest in establishing a naval base in Morocco
- France's ambition to modernize Morocco
Which event occurred first among the crises leading up to World War I?
Which event occurred first among the crises leading up to World War I?
- Balkan Wars
- Morocco Crisis (1) (correct)
- Bosnian Annexation
- Agadir Crisis
What was the major international consequence of the mindset of war and strength before World War I?
What was the major international consequence of the mindset of war and strength before World War I?
Which of the following crises directly involved France's intervention in Moroccan affairs?
Which of the following crises directly involved France's intervention in Moroccan affairs?
Flashcards
Balkan Wars
Balkan Wars
Two conflicts in the Balkan region (1912-1913) among countries for territorial gains.
Morocco Crisis (1)
Morocco Crisis (1)
A 1905 conflict triggered by Germany's challenge to French influence in Morocco.
Bosnian Annexation
Bosnian Annexation
The 1908 acquisition of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Austria-Hungary, causing tensions in the Balkans.
Agadir Crisis
Agadir Crisis
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Mindset of War and Strength
Mindset of War and Strength
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Study Notes
World War I Precursor Crises
- European tension escalated from 1905 to 1914, characterized by war-like thinking among leaders instead of peaceful solutions.
- Millions died, and many were displaced during the resulting world war.
Pre-World War I Crises
- Morocco Crisis (1905): France and Britain's agreement regarding their interests in Morocco and Egypt angered Germany.
- France's ambitions in Morocco, following its control of Algeria and Tunisia.
- France's intervention in Moroccan affairs, claiming a need to reform the military and civil systems.
- Bosnia-Herzegovina Annexation (1908): Austria-Hungary annexed Bosnia and Herzegovina irritating others countries.
- Agadir Crisis (1911): A further instance of European contention & rivalry
- Balkan Wars (1912-1913): Series of conflicts exacerbated international tensions further.
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