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The ideologies that were present in WWI were militarism (the military and army being the most important part of a group of people), colonialism (setting up colonies in other countries), and nationalism (pride in one's country).
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Will war destroy the world?
Possibly, it will. But war will only be the immediate or indirect cause of destruction. The true cause will be the ideologies, philosophies and religions that promote discord and violence as a means to some end.
What did Andorra do in World War 1?
What did Andorra do in World War 1?
How are World War I and World War 2 the same and how are they different?
they are similar because their both wars and their different because world war 1 came first and world war 2 came secondAnswerThey were similar in the obvious respect that they were both global wars, and fought with the highest level of industrial technology available at the time. They were different in that WW1 was an imperial war of the type seen many times before, although it was by far the largest. By WW2 imperialism was on the way out, and it was a clash of ideologies (democracy, fascism, and communism) which vied to replace it.
What ended the World War 1?
your mom ended world war 1
Why was it impossible for capitalist and communist governments to work together after World War 2?
Communism and democracy are two different ideologies that have rendered great impact in the world. No matter the ideology, each country has its own agenda. On the other hand these two ideologies don't mix too well and the leaders keep distance from each other's.
What political ideologies emerged from world war 1?
Facism and Nationalism
After world war 1 what caused the most friction between the soviet union and the US?
Clash of political ideologies.
Was world war 2 a religious war?
Not particularly. The war was mainly about competing political ideologies and territorial conquest.
What two ideologies divided Europe post World War 2?
capitalism and socialism
Was Bolshevism primarily responsible for the start of World War I?
Bolshevism had nothing to do with the start of World War 1. The war was a confrontation between European great powers and wasn't a conflict of ideologies. WW 1 was brought about by errors and nationalism. Ironically, Bolshevism caused Russia to leave WW 1. So its ideology became connected to the war.
The cold war is about differing ideologies or Economic Supremacy?
It was about economic and military power, as both USA and USSR were capitalist (private vs state capitalism).
Why was nationalism so dangerous in World War 1?
Nationalism was dangerous in World War I primarily because it was significant in why war broke out in the first place. Through the ideologies that characterize what nationalism is, European countries became ethnocentric in believing that their country was superior to all others and would be victorious against anyone in war.
Why did the US and the Soviet union becomes enemies after world war 2?
They each wanted to promote their competing political ideologies.
What was the response of the US government to the perceived threat of foreign ideologies?
U.s. Soldiers returning from world war 1 formed the American legion.They wanted to protect America from the influences of the Bolshevik revolution
How many died in the axis in World War I?
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What was a fundamental change in international politics caused by World War 2?
World War II resulted in the emergence of two superpowers - the USA and the USSR - and two competing ideologies - respectively, capitalism and communism.
Was is true World War 2 caused the end to European imperialism?
No, that was WW1. it brought rise to new ideologies (communism and Fascism) which most of Europe embraced.
