World War I: Impactful Reasons For European Imperialism

WW1\ World War 1 was the first total war that the world had ever gone through. World war 1 began on July 28, 1914, and lasted till November 11, of 1918, lasting over 4 years producing over 10 million casualties. The main question is “What was the underlying cause of World war 1?” this is asking what were the causes that led to the war. There were a few causes to world war 1, the most underlying cause was militarism. Militarism was the most impactful reason for the war, and what ultimately pulled

countries fueled this strong sentiment in pre-war Europe. Provocative stories about a country’s rivals would be released to the public and although they were sometimes fabricated, these stories were widely believed by the sheltered populace of pre-war Europe. Using nationalism as fuel for war, bellicose leaders could carry out their desire for war much more

forces that have shaped the world into what it is today. These forces have decided which countries would become reigning empires, how society would be structured and even which countries would fall into the hands of imperialism. Although there are many factors that have caused these changes, one of the most important ones is food. Usually food is not always thought to be such an important aspect of how the world came to be, but the truth is that food molded the world to the way that it is today.

The Aftermath of World War I in Germany World War I (WWI) is a war that, as the name implies, affected the whole world. The effects included financial crisis, destroyed land, liberation, broken alliances, and various other long term effects. Although not every nation fought in this war, the major superpowers at the time did. This war ended with a monumental death count and left massive areas of land destroyed by trenches, gases, and battles. The end of this war meant a shift in power, perception

responsibility for global tensions with the United Soviet Socialist Republics, during the 20th century, using war data. This piece will attempt to discover patterns and make observational conclusions on American foreign policy through direct war data. The Correlates of War Project will serve as the source for the majority of data on American wars and American military involvement. However, the Correlates of War Project (C.O.W. Project), only provides data on American military action after 1816. But, many armed

society, especially in a world that is so easily impacted by the countries and nations around the United States, whether it is positive or negative. As a republic, we tend to feel irrelevant in the world despite our loyalty as a nation. Many people feel that since they are only one person they can do very little to help the world, but I believe that if more people were educated on international matters and the simple things that they can contribute to positively impact the world, they would actually

responsibility for global tensions with the United Soviet Socialist Republics, during the 20th century, using war data. This piece will attempt to discover patterns and make observational conclusions on American foreign policy through direct war data. The Correlates of War Project will serve as the source for the majority of data on American wars and American military involvement. However, the Correlates of War Project (C.O.W. Project), only provides data on American military action after 1816. But, many armed

Geographically England and Scotland both share land on the small island northeast of continental Europe, but the two countries did not share a government until 1707 when the legislation titled The Union Treaty unified the nation. The death of Queen Elizabeth I in 1603 ended the Tudor line of dynasty for the Kingdom of England resulting in James VI of Scotland (a Stuart) to become King of England. His throne became known as the Union of the Crowns because never before had both England and Scotland been ruled