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Industrialization, Imperialism and WWI - Coggle Diagram
Industrialization, Imperialism and WWI
industrialization in certain parts of the world constructed economic and social conditions that led to the industrialization
Industrial revolution
Gilded Age
How "tycoons" or business, industry or person justified their wealth. Survival of the fittest.
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Social Darwinism
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Survival of the fittest
when certain people became powerful/wealthy which meant that they are innately better.
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Imperialism and WWI led to more and more economic expansion because as WWI waged on economic expansion due to the US mobilizing for war in Europe. Also imperialism as well led to economic expansion because as colonies were being exploited the economy was also expanding and growing all while doing so. One of the many reasons for imperialism was Economic Growth.
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Inequality and Immigration Such as extreme poverty, and exploitation of labor
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Urbanization
Progressive Era where people focused on defeating corruption, monopolies, and industries
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Causes of the great wa
Most commonly known the immediate cause of the great war was due to the Archduke of Austria-Hungary being assassinated. As well as alliances, nationalism, militarism, and of course imperialism.
Allies were a important cause of the great war because if it weren't for allies multiple countries would be at war instead of 2 sides.
Nationalism and militarism also played a big factor because Nationalism created competition between the sides as they sought to assert out independence and more power. And militarism began to have a bigger influence on the public policy, and it helped push countries involved in war.
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