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The Causes of the First World War
- Monday45 min
- Wednesday Resumed44 min
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- Essay plan on the alliance system: due Tuesday, 6 October
- Read pages 42-51 before the next class
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Italy fought alongside Germany in 1914.
Italy stayed neutral in 1914 and joined the Entente in 1915.
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The causes of the First World War
Summary
For Friday’s test: the long-term causes, Sarajevo and the July Crisis, and why a Balkan crisis became a world war.
- Alliances: the Triple Entente against the Triple Alliance
- Militarism: the naval race after 1906
- 28 June 1914: Franz Ferdinand is shot in Sarajevo
- July 1914: ultimatums and mobilisations
The July Crisis, 1914
Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to Austria-Hungary’s throne, is shot in Sarajevo.
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Which alliance was Italy part of in 1914?
Explain two long-term causes of the First World War. 4 points
The alliances turned a local conflict into a war between the great powers. Nationalism made Serbia and Austria-Hungary enemies.
3 of 4 pointsBoth causes are right. Give an example to get full marks.
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