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Imperialism and the First World War - Coggle Diagram

- - - - More territories = More prestige
        
        Strategic locations
    - - More knowledge of the world
    - - European markets were flooded
        
        New territories to invest
    - - White people and Europeans
        
        Were superior races
    - - Population grew
        
        More unemployment
        
        Moved to colonies
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        Artificial borders
        
        Mixing&Separating tribes
    - - Racial segregation
        
        Bourgeois dominated
    - - Explotation of natural ressources
        
        Altered natural landscapes
    - - No democratic systems
        
        Dependence from the metropoli
    - - Increase in population
        
        Medical improvements
    - - Lost their identity and triditions
- - - - Competed with Germany
        
        Armed Peace
        
        28 July 1914
        
        Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assasinated
        
        Beggining of the war
    - - Navy power
        
        Against Germany
    - - Competed for the Balkans
        
        Serbia was angry
  - - - Serbia
      - The Triple Entente
      - USA
      - Latin American republics
      - China
      - More European countries
    - - German Empire
      - Bulgary
      - Ottoman Empire
      - Austro-Hungarian Empire
  - - - Germany use the Schlieffen Plan
        
        They were stopped by
        
        France and Britain
    - - No one could advance
        
        They defend their position
        
        New military tactics
    - - USA joined the war
        
        Russia left the war
        
        Second Battle of Marne
        
        The Armistice was signed
  - - - Men were recruited to
        
        Go to war
      - Women were allowed to
        
        Do men's jobs
        
        They will start fighting
        
        For their rights
    - - Focused in industry
        
        Military supplies
        
        Military equipment
      - Agriculture decrased
        
        Rationing was introduced
  - - - Allies met in
        
        Paris Peace Conference (1919-1920)
        
        Decided peace conditions
    - - Fourteen Points
        
        Based on a League of Nations
        
        Rejected
    - - Reduction of territories
      - Demilitarisation of Rhineland
      - Payment of huge economic reparations
      - Division of Eastern territories
      - Prohibition of
        
        Planes
        
        Submarines
        
        Heavy artillery
  - - - Between 20 - 50 Million deaths
    - - Asked US for loans
        
        Europe lost economic power
    - - New countries created
- - - - Control of a nation
        
        Over other territories
  - - - 1914 - 1918