Please enable JavaScript.
Coggle requires JavaScript to display documents.
WWI Events Timeline - Coggle Diagram
WWI Events Timeline
French Revolution
Congress of Vienna
Revolutions of 1848
Austro-Prussian War
Franco-Prussian War
Unification of Germany
-
The Unification of Germany created tension between European powers. The unification of Germany was a period of time where Germany became stronger such as industrial strength and military, making it militarism.
This is seen as liberalism because of the improvements of the country and the power they will hold because of the improvements.
The Franco-Prussian War of 1870 was between the French empire at the time and Prussia. It was however because of Bismarck changing a letter from a different country(Prussia) and pretending he is from Prussia about the debate over the new king. His plan worked and got the French and Prussians fighting. This could increase war because how it is a war over the Spanish throne, and this demonstrates imperialism for the fight of Spain.
This shows liberalism because of the 2 countries fighting for Spain for their own benefit and also could imperialize the country too.
The Austro-Prussian War of 1866 was between Austria and Prussia. The Prussians won this war, which forced Austrians out of Germany because they were fighting for German ruling, which was imperialism. This made war more likely due to the Austrians losing Germany (land/resources), so they may retaliate for Germany back.
This represents liberalism because of how the country of Prussia wanted Germany, and was willing to fight Austria for control/imperialism over Germany.
The Revolutions of 1848 was a Nationalist event, since it focused on the rebellions against European monarchies at the time to overthrow the current powers.
This would be viewed as liberalism because of the wanting of change in the European countries at the time and individual rights.
The Congress of Vienna of 1814 was a pact that agreed to keep Europe safe together, which can be seen as an Alliance System. This event makes war more likely because the countries that are in the "pact" will be wanting to preserve the monarch beliefs their countries hold, while other countries may not agree.
This would be seen as conservatism because of how the countries of Prussia, Austria, and Britain were all monarch led governments and want to preserve these traditions.
The French Revolution of 1789 was a period of time in France of political and societal change(like monarchies vs nationalist groups). Because of the change, there were both people who liked these changes and people who do not like these changes, which could cause war in the country due to a difference in opinions.
This is a form of Nationalism because of people wanting to have the freedom to express themselves, explaining the change during the time.
This would be seen as liberalism in the way that it is changing the old traditions of the country, the opposite of conservatism
-