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The geopolitical order of
inter-imperial rivalry (1875-1945)
- Competitive imperial states dividing the world into zones .
- Britain and France (with support of America)
- Growing nationalism of the period
- Growing nationalism of the period
- Germany
- Britain and France (with support of America)
- elementary education enabled the more effective dissemination to mass publics of nationalized
- Growing socialist movements in Europe.
- Growing socialist movements in Europe.
- In the late nineteenth century emerged "new imperialism"
- Asia and Africa provided more exports than Britain and Ireland or the United and Canada
- Asia and Africa provided more exports than Britain and Ireland or the United and Canada
- Between 1890 and 1910 a gold standard became generalized across the leading national economies.
- Central banks and private bankers were driving forces of core countries
- “high finance” coordinated the monetary regime and created a ‘community of interest’ in
international security.
- Central banks and private bankers were driving forces of core countries
- The imperialist regime of international trade established in the late nineteenth century was over.
- The First World War can be seen as the result of the German challenges to British hegemony.
- The Second World War was resulted by the excessively punishment of Germany about the economic
reparation and territorial losses.
- The First World War can be seen as the result of the German challenges to British hegemony.
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