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European Rivalries

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1. How many major powers were there in Europe at the beginning of the 20th century?

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2. Which two countries were rivals because of the Franco-Prussian War?

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3. What territories did France lose to Germany?

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4. Why did Britain feel threatened by Germany?

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5. What was the Dual Alliance?

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6. Which countries were in the Triple Alliance?

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7. Which countries formed the Triple Entente?

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8. Who said problems should be solved by “blood and iron”?

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9. What type of empire was Austria-Hungary?

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10. Which country was the weakest among the Central Powers?

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11. What was France’s main aim after 1870?

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12. Who ruled Russia?

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13. What was Britain’s strongest military force?

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14. What agreement was signed between Britain and France in 1904?

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15. Why was Europe considered dangerous before World War I?

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