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- - - - Dual Alliances 1879 & 1894
        
        Three Emperors' Alliances 1873-1880
        
        Triple Alliance 1882
        
        Reinsurance Treaty (With Germany and Russia)
        
        Wilhelm II
        
        Bismarck Departure 1890
        
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        Unlike his father, Wilhelm II did not want Otto von Bismarck to have power, so instead of forging alliances between countries, he began to industrialize Germany, making it a military power and the strongest country in Europe. Germany began to annex its neighbors, causing alliances to be formed.
        
        A treaty made in 1887, It was a secret agreement between Germany and Russia arranged by Bismarck. after the end of the Emperors League. It maintained Germany's power and relations in Europe as a whole.
        
        Made 1882 between Germany, Austria and Italy. It strengthened relations between these 3 especially Italy and Austria.
        
        Emperors Alliance was an alliance between Germany, Russia, and Austria. Ultimately it increased power and relations between these countries. It fell due to tension between Russia and Austria before 1887 when Bismark took over.
        
        Austria and Russia have conflcit over events in the Balkans. The Driekaiserbund collapses.
      - Ethnic conflicts planted visceral hatreds which would fester in Central and Eastern Europe
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        End of Franco-Prussian War 1870-1871
        
        Most of Germany was united with the exclusion of Austria, and because of Napoleon dethronement, the Papal States were absorbed into the Kingdom of Italy thus leading to both a German unification and an Italian unification.
        
        A war in which a coalition of German states led by Prussia defeated France. The war marked the end of French hegemony and they had lost the territory of Alsace Lorraine. This sparked France's desire for revenge and resulted in the overall creation of a unified Germany.
      - Series of revolts against European monarchies, beginning in Sicily and spreading to France, Germany, Italy, and the Austrian Empire. They cam after the conservative governments of the Napolean wars sought to control the legacy of the French Revolution They all ended in failure and repression and were followed by widespread disillusionment among liberals.