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Imperialism and the WWI - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Way of colonialism
        
        Economic, political and cultural control of a nation over other territories
  - - - Invested in colonies
        
        Exploted them economically
        
        Cheap workforce
        
        Natural resources
        
        Raw materials
      - European markets flooded
    - - Prestige back
        
        More territories
      - Nationalism
        
        Greatness of the nation
      - Military interests
        
        Colonies as bases
    - - Colonialism
        
        More knowlegde
        
        More explorations
    - - Population increased in Europe
        
        Between 1850-1900
        
        People migrated
        
        Unemployment and social conflicts reduced
    - - Racial superiority
        
        Occupation of underdeveloped territories
        
        Nacionalist idea
  - - - Explotation of natural resources
        
        Landscapes destroyed
    - - Dependency on the colonies
        
        No democratic ideas
        
        Nacionalism to colonies
    - - Medical improvements
        
        More population
        
        Less mortality and more natallity
    - - Racial discrimination
        
        Natives as second class
    - - Colonies acculturated
        
        Lost of identity
        
        Adopted European identity
        
        Less illiteracy
    - - Changes in maps
        
        New borders
        
        Multiple conflicts
    - - Better and more economic
        
        Brought WWI
- - - - Armed conflict
        
        By European countries, their colonies, EEUU, Japan, China and some Latin American republics
  - - - Great Britain against Germany
        
        Merchant navy threatened
      - France against Germany
        
        Recover the region
      - Austro-Hungarian and Russian Empire
        
        Control of Balkans
      - Europe prepared for war
        
        28 June of 1914, Sarajevo
        
        Franz Ferdinand assassinated
        
        Austro-Hungarian Empire declared war on Serbia.
  - - - Austro-Hungarian Empire, Germany, Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria.
    - - Serbia, Triple Entente and then Belgium, Italy, the United States...
  - - - Germany and the Allies stablished
        
        Trenches built to defend
        
        New tactics to end with germans
    - - US supported Allies
        
        Germany attacked US's fleet
        
        Russia signed the peace
    - - Germany's Schlieffen Plan
        
        Attack first Belgium and France
        
        Then Russia
        
        Battle of the Marne, no succes
        
        British and French armies stopped
    - - Help of US
        
        Second Battle of the Marne
        
        Exhaustion and lack of resources
        
        Central powers signed the peace
  - - - Agricultural production reduced
        
        Higher prices
        
        Governments focused in basics aliments
        
        Black market developed
  - - - Women occuped men's working positions
        
        Women started fighting for their rights to work and vote
  - - - Discussed peace conditions
        
        US proposed the 14 Points
        
        Democratic ideas
        
        Rejected by Allies
        
        Dictated five treaties
        
        Germany signed the Treaty of Versalles
        
        Hard penalties
  - - - Europe lost economic power
        
        US became the leading conomic power
    - - Four empires disappeared
        
        Austro-Hungarian Empire
        
        Austria, Hungary...
        
        German Empire
        
        Germany and part of Poland
        
        Russian Empire
        
        Estonia, Finland, Poland...
        
        Ottoman Empire
        
        Turkey, Syria, Iraq...