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Technological Advancements new inventions and improvements, like steam engines and Tao,roads, that made work and travel faster. Social Changes people moved to cities for factory jobs, creating new social classes and changing living conditions Economic Changes countries grew wealthier through factories, trade, and capitalism Scramble for Africa European Powers / Imperialism powerful nations expanded their control over weaker countries for resources and influence Berlin Conference an 1884 meeting where European nations s divided Africa amount themselves without African leaders present. Slave Labor four ed unpaid work use to increase profits and control workers. UNIT 4 (A) WWI - War & Peace Road to World War One Alliances agreements between countries to support each other during war Militarism / Imperialism / Nationalism militarism increases armies, imperialism caused competitions for co,once’s, and nationalism created strong pride and rivalry between nations Assassinations the killing of important leaders, especially archduke franc Ferdinand, helped start WWI Conclusion of World War One Russian Revolution a 1917 revolution that removed the Russian monarchy and led to communist rule. Treaties official agreements between countries to end conflicts or create peace. Anger over Blame Germany was blamed for WWI in the treaty of Versailles causing anger and resentment. UNIT 4 (B) WWII - War & Peace Dictators Rise to Power harsh punishments after WWI caused economic struggles and anger in germany End of WWI Impacts / Treaty Effects countries allowed hitler to take lead in hope of avoiding another war

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