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The Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand Cartoon

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Franz Ferdinand, the nephew of Austro-Hungarian emperor, was assassinated generating a wave of fright and paranoia between nations. This caused many nations to put extra precautions on laws and war, which could also effect the way alliances worked.

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France and Germany's military forces doubled in size between 1870 and 1914. Britain introduced Dreadnought in 1906. Which later was a popular thing to build for fighting they built battleships to have an advantage in the War. The battleships had more firepower, had more amour than the tradition ships.

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5 Major Treaties & Alliances in the Build Up to World War One

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Nationalism gave citizens too much confidence in their nation, and all the countries thought they were not to blame. Nationalist Ideas threatened rivalries, which were a very important part of the world war. With all of the hatred between nations, Alliances were more important than pride.

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By 1900 the British Empire and France had control more land than Germany, which increased their rivalry. During this time, imperial rivalry was present along with powerful nationalism, helping to contribute to prewar tensions throughout Europe. Germany couldn't control much land because they were late to start to control Africa while Great Britain and France had a head start.

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Austro-Hungary had good relations with the german empire, and quickly formed an alliance. Russia, France, and Great Britain formed an alliance called the triple entante. German Empire, Austro-Hungary, and Italy formed an alliance called the called the triple alliance. Alliances were very important in a world war, because of all the infantry and militia men.