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What countries are still run by an autocratic dictatorship?
Fred rules the world
How did militarism lead to world war 1?
militarism means the improvement of countries navals or armed forces. countries were upgrading their armed forces, which led to the people becoming afraid because they thought that there was going to be a war
Examples of Nationalism Imperialism Militarism and Alliances in today's world?
For militarism North Korea is has a growing Military. And its growing FAST! It is making some people/countries worried.
How did militarism contributed to World War 1?
Countries began arming their military's for an attack.
How did imperialism nationalism and militarism contribute to making this war?
Imperialism and militarism made necessary the use of force to defend or secure national interests for the countries involved. Nationalism on the other hand was used to inspire the people to support their countries' involvement in the war.
Is an example of militarism?
An example of militarism is the Arms Race between the United Kingdom and Germany before and during the war. Both countries fought for supremacy as the greater military power by tremendously increasing their war spending.
Effects of militarism?
Militarism was a major cause of the war, due to increased tension in the region. Also, this competitive military spending in the warring countries affected the economies and standards of living.
How was European imperialism still evident after world war?
The European Imperialism was still evident after World War I because of increased tensions between European countries leading to militarism and formation of alliances.Aepx- France and Great Britain took over former German colonies.
How do imperialisam and militarism work together to promote war in world war 1?
countries wished to expand their empires.
For Netball are different rules used in different countries?
no same rules in all countries
What is a long term cause of war involved the development of the armed forces an their use as a tool of diplomacy?
The use of armed forces as a tool of diplomacy is known as militarism.
Militarism in World War 1?
Militarism gave the more equipped countries (Britain, the US and Germany) an edge during World War 1. However, increased war spending caused the deterioration of economies.
