AICE International- Unit 1

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Bismarck's Imperial Policies

Bismarck supported French imperialism in Africa to create tension between France and Britain, feared a war between Russia and Austria over the Balkans, and resigned in 1890 due to disagreements.

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Entente Cordiale

France sought cooperation with Britain after the Fashoda crisis, leading to the Entente Cordiale in 1904, recognizing British protectorate in Egypt and French plans in Morocco.

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Triple Entente

The 1907 Anglo-Russian agreement marked the beginning of the Triple Entente, where Russia gave up claims, recognized Chinese sovereignty, and divided Persia with Britain.

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Moroccan Crises

Germany challenged French occupation in Morocco in 1911, leading to strengthened ties between Britain, France, and Russia to isolate Germany.

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Opium Wars

British defeat of China in the Opium Wars led to concessions, opening Chinese cities to foreign traders, and carving out coastal enclaves for control.

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Scramble for China

European powers seized territories in China, leading to the Boxer Rebellion and military intervention by several nations.

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South African Tensions

Tensions between Britain and Germany in South Africa escalated with the Jameson Raid, leading to the Second Boer War and increased military spending by Britain.

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Imperial Diplomacy

Ambassadors resolved disputes between imperial nations through conferences and treaties to prevent major wars between European powers.

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Hague Conference

Established an international court system in 1899 to arbitrate disputes and banned the use of force to collect debts in 1907, aiming to prevent conflicts.

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Causes of WWI

Imperial rivalries, shifting alliances, and the assassination of the Austro-Hungarian heir led to the outbreak of WWI in Europe.

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