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For the record, Economic alliances HELP nations stay in peace together.
All the wars (such as World War 2/ Iraq War) started with economic reason behind it( the World War 2 was due to Germany falling into a depression while Iraq War was for the US to sieze the oil production.)
If they are economically dependant (in an alliance), then it is less likely that they would go to war since they are depending on each other to survive.
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How do economic alliances continute to pull nations into war?
For the record, Economic alliances HELP nations stay in peace together. All the wars (such as World War 2/ Iraq war) started with economic reason behind it( the World War 2 was due to Germany falling into a depression while Iraq war was for the US to sieze the oil production.) If they are economically dependant (in an alliance), then it is less likely that they would go to war since they are depending on each other to survive.
What was the agreements between nations to help in case of war?
alliances :)
Which nations were the first to join the war as alliances in world war?
Russia was the first allied participant in World War One.
Do nations today form alliances with one another for the same reasons?
Nations presently and have traditionally formed alliances for several reasons. They want to have an assurance that they will have aid during any war or battles and they want to create a bilateral trade system.
Post war affects on the world after World War 2?
Alliances were made. Friendly nations became the enemy.
Why did so many nations get involved in the war?
The countries went to war because they all had alliances and had no choice. The Alliances were made for protection, and if one country needed help the other country had to fight with them.
What role did political and economic rivalries play in drawing countries into World War 1?
Political and economic rivalries were central to the tensions that ultimately sparked World War I. European nations, driven by nationalism and competition for colonies, sought to assert their power and influence, leading to a web of alliances and hostilities. The arms race and militarization further escalated these rivalries, as countries prepared for potential conflicts to protect their interests. When the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand occurred, these underlying tensions quickly ignited into a full-scale war, as nations were drawn in by their alliances and the desire to assert their dominance.
How did international alliances alliances help to draw nations into World War 1?
there were many international treaties that required nations to to agree to collective defense if attacked. Therefore, once the fighting began, many nations became involved since they had to under their treaty agreements
Do nations form alliances with one another for the same reason?
Nations presently and have traditionally formed alliances for several reasons. They want to have an assurance that they will have aid during any war or battles and they want to create a bilateral trade system.
According to wheeler what were the causes of the war?
According to Wheeler, the causes of the war stemmed from a combination of political tensions, economic rivalries, and social unrest. Nationalism and imperial ambitions exacerbated conflicts among nations, while economic competition over resources and markets intensified hostilities. Additionally, unresolved grievances and alliances contributed to the escalation of tensions that ultimately led to war.
Is balance of power and alliances relate to Great Depression during world war 2?
The great depression of the 1930's influenced the power and alliances of the nations involved in WW2.
What was the nations economic situation after US declared war?
Improved
