Central Powers

Prussia (Germany), Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire

The assassination was witnessed by numerous unsuspecting members of the public as well as Oskar Potiorek who was in the car during the assassination, and also the second target as opposed to Franz Ferdinand's wife, Sophie. Franz von Harrach, Ferdinand's bodyguard was also a witness to the assassination.

They organized the country responsibly and developed the natural resources and industrial capacity.

It didn't. Germany lost World War I.

The Treaty of London also called the First Treaty of London. It was signed in 1839 just after Belgium Independce was won. The agreements were that Belgium would not help any of the warring nations and the warring nations would not attack Belgium.

The nations in the triple alliance were Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy. Though Italy switched sides later on. The triple entente on the other hand, originally consisted of France, Russia and Britain. The entente got a few additions later on though I think. Romania was one of them.

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the USA didn't want to enter the war as they thought it was a war to be fought by Europe and didn't want to be involved in it.But as they did in ww2 supplied Britan with food, ammunition and weapon's. a German submarine sank a large American vessel this entering them into ww1.
on the last days of ww1 the American general and commander of his forces did not want to end it with both armies agreeing terms he wanted to defeat them in the streets of Berlin effectively creating an unconditional surrender. he said that if we don't we will just have to fight another war like this and 20 years later world war 2

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The four central power were Germany, Italy (at the start), Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire.

He didn't think Germany should be punished so harshly, otherwise they would retaliate and there would be a war again very soon.

The most direct cause of World War 1 was that the Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria and his wife were assassinated by a Serbian nationalist.

I WOULD DOUBT IT REASON BEING TOTAL NUMERICAL NUMBER FOR A CONCLUSION GENERALLY EQUALS NINE

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Imperialism is when a country increases their power and wealth by bringing additional territories under their control. Before World War 1, Africa and parts of Asia were points of contention amongst the European countries. This was especially true because of the raw materials these areas could provide. The increasing competition and desire for greater empires led to an increase in confrontation that helped push the world into World War I

Germany in the triple alliance with Austria Hungary against Britain, Russia and France

In the essence of definition, an alliance is a union or association formed for mutual benefit, esp. between countries or organizations. An Axis is defined as an alliance between a number of states to coordinate their foreign policy. Both relatively mean the same thing although in mathematics; A central line(Germany) that bisects a two-dimensional body or figure(Japan & Italy). Or a line about which a three-dimensional body or figure is symmetrical. It is said that Hitler called his way a Revolution. That being said, he could have meant for it to be an anatomical reference to the a central or principal structure, about which something turns or is arranged(skeletal axis)

False...trust me I had the same question on my history test.

The United States definitely did. Their economy improved greatly because they sold food, raw materials and weaponry to the Triple Entente allies.

yes it was. WW1 obviously had a great impact on the world, particularly Europe. Just how different the ideals & values were in the 1920s to before WW1 I think is difficult to quantify. Certainly the Great War brought the Edwardian era to an end but what effect it had on ideals & values, it cannot be viewed dispassionately. I cannot see the connection. No, WW1 marks a change in History, but the values of the Edwardian age will change over time, despite the war. Ideals & Values will change in time irrespective of the impact of what happens during that time. Yes, WW1 happened at that time, but the change will have occurred in the process of the passing of time anyway. History, time, will progress irrespective of the events, obviously the events have an effect, but it wasn't the war that changed the Edwardian ideals & values but the progress of time itself. What ever has happened today has had an effect, but tomorrow will inevitably be different to yesterday: It's called progress.

By doing what is needed to protect and to see to the common good of the people.

in world war 1 women were nusres and they made ammunition for the men