World war 1: Imperialism, Nationalism, Militarism and alliances

What is the definition of Imperialism

• To have peril

• To expand a nation and control other regions

• To give up a nation

• I am not sure

what is nationalism?

• belief that loyalty is to your shared culture NOT a leader
• loyalty of people toward a ruler
• building up of a nation by creating colonies
• when the government owns and controls all of the means of production

How did militarism help start World War I?

• Countries continued to give up their weapons and weaken their military forces?

• Countries grew their militaries and made them stronger in competition with other countries

• Countries tried to see who could have the military with the best uniforms

• Militarism was not one of the factors that led to World War I

All of these were causes of why WWI began, except

• military build up

• Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand

• Alliance Systems

• Zimmerman telegram

What caused European nations to get involved in WWI

• Desire for resources

• System of alliances

• Fear of outsiders

• World domination

Who assassinated Archduke Ferdinand

• Lee Harvey Oswald

• Fidel Castro

• Gavrilo Princep

• Otto Von Bismarck

Why were alliances created in Europe prior to WWI

• mutual protection in case war were to occur

• economic trade

• similar cultural or values

• Shared blood lines between leaders of the nations

What nation switched sides in WWI

• America

• Ottoman Empire

• Soviet Union

• Italy

Which of the following countries are not a part of the Allied Powers?

• Serbia
• Italy
• Austria-Hungary
• France

What is an alliance?

• An agreement between nations to defend one another.
• An agreement between nations to trade with one another.
• When nation's pick teams to fight against.
• Groups of countries that finished nationalism.