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This article explores the pivotal role of the Industrial Revolution in shaping the events leading up to World War I. It examines why countries industrialized, the economic interests that fueled imperialism, and how these factors contributed to militarism and nationalism in Europe. The discussion includes the Schlieffen Plan, highlighting Germany's strategy in the two-front war against Russia and France. By understanding these dynamics, we can better grasp the complexities of international relations during this critical period in history.
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The Industrial Revolution: • Why would countries industrialize? • What do they need? Road to World War One (WWI) • Imperialism: • How does the IR lead to this (359 Economic Interests)? Militarism
Road to World War One (WWI) Imperialism Nationalism: Militarism:
Nationalism: Why will nationalism be an issue in this region of Europe?
Schlieffen Plan: Germany was now fighting a war on two sides (TWO FRONT WAR). They decided to split their troops, attack Russia and go into France thru Belgium… 3 4 Stop 2 5 1
Schlieffen Plan: Germany was now fighting a war on two sides (TWO FRONT WAR). They decided to split their troops, attack Russia and go into France thru Belgium… BUT 6 3 4 2 5 1