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Before WW1, Pan-Slavism was an ambition of the Russian Empire. The idea was of course that all Slavs should be united under Russian leadership. At the time and after WW2, the Serbs entertained dreams of Pan-Slavism as well. That ended with the war in Yugoslavia in the 1990's, the defeat of the Serbs and the subsequent break-up of Yugoslavia..
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Which 2 countries wanted to dominate the balkans?
Japan wanted to get control of all Asia.
What was the five causes of world war 1?
militarism : the arms race between Germany and Englandalliances: Triple Entente and Triple Allianceimperialism: Germany wanted coloniesnationalism: the biggest one ; love of country and wanting to be a nation (Balkans)sarajevo: the assassination
What was significant about Indian national congress and Muslim league?
They both fought for the independence. However Muslim League wanted a separate nation whereas Congress wanted India to be a single nation.
What were some reasons the people of latin America wanted a revolution?
Latin America is many countries and not just one nation. Each has had its own problems and reasons for revolution.
Which nation or nations would the british be most likely to come into conflict with in the New World?
The most likely nation that british would come to is the one that has the most wanted things in their nation because british does not have many things to live from.
Who wanted to unite Slavic people in the Balkans?
Serbia is the Nation and the man that wanted unification of Bosnia is Gavrilo Princip
Wanted to organize all South Slav people into a single nation?
The Black Hand was a secret military society with the goal was uniting all South Slavic territories into a single nation. Also known as Unification or Death, this group was formed on September 6, 1901.
Why did the Russians support the Slavic people against Austria?
The Slavic people were the same ethnic group as the Russians, so they wanted to support them against Austria-Hungary, whom Russia was fighting land for.
Why did the Russians support the Slavic people against Austria-Hungary?
The Slavic people were the same ethnic group as the Russians, so they wanted to support them against Austria-Hungary, whom Russia was fighting land for.
Which 2 countries wanted to dominate the balkans?
Japan wanted to get control of all Asia.
Why did Russia and austria become rivals in the balkans?
they became rivals in the balkans because they both wanted the power to control it and the Dardanelles.
How did the balkans 1908 cause world war 1?
The Balkans were somewhat of a powder keg at the time; they were small, relatively weak nations, (well, compared to the powers like Germany and Russia), in a desirable location, close to Europe's center. A lot of the nations wanted to seize these countries for their own. Russia wanted to protect the Balkans due to their Slavic beliefs, or maybe they just wanted to help the underdog. This made Russia a natural enemy of Germany and Austria-Hungary. Because of the treaty between Russia and France, this brought France into the issue too, which pitted great nations against one another.
What did the Germans want to do in the Balkans?
there were several things the German leadership wanted to do in the Balkans . 1 use it as a stepping stone for further conquest 2 Dominate it like they wanted to do with the rest of the world .
Why did Russia enter WW1?
Russia wanted to protect the Slavic peoples of Serbia
Which Balkan state most threatened the unity of the Austrian Hungarian empire?
Serbia. It wanted to create a Slavic empire and some Slavic states were in Austria-Hungary.
People rejected god wanted a king like the other nation?
They wanted a more visible leader, King Saul.
What was the reason for WWI?
It started from nationalism with Seriba. They wanted to gain the Balkan peninsula because of the population of Slavic people. Russia supported the Serbian nationalism, because Russia itself was a Slavic nation. Austra-hungary disliked this idea, worrying that a Slavic state would stir rebellion among their Slavic population. Austria-Hungary annexed the Balkans. This angered Serbia. The final straw was the assassination of Franz Ferdinand. He was heir to the Austro-hungarian throne. He and his wife, Sophia, visited the capital of Bosnia. As they rode through the streets, they were shot at close range by a member of the Black Hand, a secret society committed to ridding Bosnia of Austrian rule. Austria-Hungary issued a letter to Serbia stating that they were to respect the Great powers decision regarding the Balkans. The letter also aimed demands at preventing publication of propaganda that would advocate violence, removing people behind the propaganda in the Serbian Military, arresting people on Serbian soil who were involved with the assassination plot, and preventing secret shipments of arms and explosives from Serbia to Austria-Hungary. Serbia agreed to some demands, but offered to have several others settled by and international conference. Austria rejected Serbia's offer and declared war. Russia, an ally of Serbia, mobilized troops toward the Austrian Border.
