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The Moroccan Crisis, particularly during the First Moroccan Crisis of 1905 and the Agadir Crisis of 1911, heightened tensions between Germany and France, ultimately strengthening the Entente Cordiale. As Britain and France collaborated to counter German ambitions in Morocco, their mutual support solidified their diplomatic ties. This crisis showcased their commitment to each other, reinforcing the alliance against the growing threat posed by Germany in Europe. Consequently, the Entente Cordiale evolved into a more robust military and diplomatic partnership leading up to World War I.

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