How did otto von bismarck affect germany and in turn affect ww1?

== == After unification, Germany was the strongest military power on the continent. Germany's position geographically was between large military powers. Otto von Bismarck had to be as sure as possible that no one would attack Germany, at least no coalition. First, in 1879, Bismarck made a secret alliance with Austria-Hungary. In 1881, Bismarck signed a tri-treaty with Russia, Austria, and Germany: the Alliance of Three Emperors. In 1882, Italy joined this alliance, making a triple alliance along with Austria and Russia. Under...

The newly formed German Empire was among one of the only major European states not to have any colonies in Africa. This can be said also for the Holy Roman Empire that had preceded the Austro-Prussian war of 1866, which had in turn led to German unification under Otto von Bismarck. After 1866, Bismarck did not wish to impose on the colonial interests of it's powerful neighbours and stated that he had no intentions of entering the "Scramble for Africa". ...

Is when a country takes over new lands or countries and makes them subject to their rule. After Wilhelm II was crowned Kaiser in 1888, Wilhelm forced the former Chancellor (Prime Minister) Bismarck to resign. Wilhelm had disagreements with Bismarck over virtually everything. Bismarck longed for Germany to stay a land-based European power, Wilhelm desired Germany to follow Weltpolitik or world policy. This was meant to turn Germany into a world power with a large colonial empire. German economic and population growth made...

When torpedoes bent the rudder of the battleship Bismarck to one side, the ship could only continuously turn in circles. ...

No, but the turn signal relay has a direct effect on the turn signals.

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The President of the Bundestag is elected by the members of the Bundestag, who in turn are elected by the people of Germany. ...

The Zimmermann note helped turn U.S. public opinion against Germany during WWI & strengthened advocates of U.S. entry into war. ...

in august 1940

41 miles taking this route: Take I-94 WEST from Bismarck to ND-25 to CENTER at EXIT 147. TURN RIGHT off the exit ramp to get onto ND-25 NORTH to CENTER. Take ND-25 NORTH to Center. ...

Because......now its your turn!

Incessant propaganda and demonization.

Germany needed to implement the Schlieffen Plan because they wanted to quickly defeat France. Germany also wanted to turn on Russia. ...

They were trying to turn Mexico against America.

because he wanted to. hope it helps!

Nuremburg, Germany around the turn of the 18th century.

Anne Frank was born on 12 June 1929 in the city of Frankfurt am Main in Weimar Germany. She was the second and last kid of Otto Frank and Edith Frank-Hollander and the sister of Margot Frank. In 1933, the family moved from Germany to Amsterdam when the Nazis gained control over Germany. They went into hiding 6 July 1942 in what Anne called the secret annex with was situated in the attic of her dad's building. There, she had her...

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Lend Lease- when Britain got supplies from America. Without them, Germany would have won ...

Race does not necessarily affect leadership. The environment that a child grows up in will have an impact on what kind of leader they turn out to be. ...

It reacts with receptors which in turn affect your perception, but does not damage or kill any brain cells or permanently affect its structure ...

Butterflies affect the environment by pollinating flowers, fruit and other types of trees, which in turn affects the environment. ...

It is always on the last Sunday in October at 3am.

Because the Soviets installed a communist puppet government.

Belgium was a neutral nation