**World War I Conceptual Map with More Details** **provoca*

**World War I Conceptual Map with More Details** **provoca** - **nationalism:** Intense feeling of national pride and loyalty, leading to competition and rivalry between nations. - **Imperialism:** Policy of acquisition and control of territories and resources by European powers, creating tensions and conflicts. - **Military alliances:** - Triple Entente: Alliance between France, United Kingdom and Russia. - Triple Alliance: Alliance between Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy. - Mutual defense agreements that created an interconnected security system, increasing tensions. - **Militarism:** Emphasis on armament, military training and preparation for war, fueling an arms race and a culture of military readiness. **Background Details** - **Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand:** Heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, his assassination by a Serbian nationalist in 1914 was the immediate trigger for the war. - **Growing tension between European powers:** Economic competition, territorial rivalries and diplomatic disputes created a climate of distrust and animosity. - **Territorial and economic rivalries:** Disputes over colonial territories, access to foreign resources and markets exacerbated tensions between European powers. **Countries Involved** - **Triple Entente:** - France: He sought revenge against Germany for the defeat in the Franco-Prussian War of 1870. - United Kingdom: Concerned about Germany's growing naval and economic influence. - Russia: Expansionist ambitions in the Balkans and the search for access to the Mediterranean Sea. - **Triple Alliance:** - Germany: Interest in expanding your empire, challenge British supremacy and strengthen its alliance with Austria-Hungary. - Austria-Hungary: Concerned about the rise of Serbian nationalism and the threat to the integrity of its multi-ethnic empire. - Italy: Inicialmente parte da Triple Alliance, mais tarde se juntou à Triple Entente. *