NOTE: Realpolitik Creates Dual Alliance 3 Emperor s League reaffirmed 1882, Italy asked to join Dual Alliance Bismarck s Alliance System comes into

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Creation of Bismarck s Germany Jan 18, 1871, William I = Kaiser Powerful nation suddenly created Nationalism grows extreme Bismarck = Reich s Chancellor; leading statesman in Europe NOTE: Bismarck s Realpolitik Seeks to preserve unification Efforts = two fold Bismarck s Domestic focus = preserve Prussian system Standing army 1871-78 Free trade w/ Liberals Vs. Catholics = Kulturkampf 1879-91 = reversed Tariffs Ends Kulturkampf Anti-Liberal, especially - SPD» Avoids concessions» Used SPD as enemy» Drew away base Foreign Policy = Order & stability; w/ restraint Primary goal = isolation of FR Secondary goal = Rus & Aus-Hun war Develops alliance system 1 st attempt = Three Emperor s League Ger, Aus-Hun, Rus 1873 Collapsed when Russo-Turkish War errupts (1877-78) Trigger = Balkan rebellion Rus entry = international crisis Treaty of San Stefano (1878) = Russian triumph BUT: Balance of Power Brit & Aus-Hun force international conference Congress of Berlin (1878) Three Emperors League = Dead Two threats to Bismarck s peace 1879 - Ger & Aus-Hun sign secret treaty

NOTE: Realpolitik Creates Dual Alliance 3 Emperor s League reaffirmed 1882, Italy asked to join Dual Alliance Bismarck s Alliance System comes into full affect Triple Alliance + Emperor s League NOTE: Brit = Splendid Isolation Result = FR still alone System cracks 1887 Rus walks away Bismarck negotiates Reinsurance Treaty Bismarck s control of Europe starts to crumble March 9, 1888 William I dies Succeed Frederick III Frederick = English system Sought to undo Bismarck s creation Fate Reign only 99 days Succeed by son, William II Bismarck s efforts undone William = 29 years old Grew up admiring Bismarck, BUT Pursues Weltpolitik (re: belligerent foreign policy) Aspirations = counter to Bismarck s policy March 18, 1890, Bismarck resigns William II s Germany Reign = incoherent Presents bi-polar personality At home vs. Abroad Also divine right of kings Ill-equipped to steer foreign policy 1 st mistake Caprivi doesn t renew Reinsurance Treaty 2 nd mistake = Ger gives full support to Aus By 1870s, Aus focus = Balkans Ger fully commits to Triple Alliance

3 rd mistake = allows Franco-Russian Alliance FR sees opportunity Develops friendly contacts w/ Rus Relations expand 1894, FR & Rus form secret Franco-Russian Alliance NOTE: this = Bismarck s nightmare 4 th mistake = Frightens Brit from splendid isolation Cause = Mahan s Influence of Sea Power upon History» NOTE: Bismarck s strategy = commerce raiding William II subscribes to Mahan s ideas; wants to compete w/ Brit» Admiral Tirpitz = designs new policy Result = Brit jarred from it s splendid isolation 1902 Anglo-Japanese Alliance formed 1904 Russo-Japanese War erupts» Brit & FR fear dragged in» End ancient rivalry» Establish Entente Cordiale 1907 Entente expanded to Triple Entente Result = Europe divided into two armed camps Triple Alliance vs. Triple Entente Flaws exposed via crises 1 st Morocco Crisis aka Tangier Crisis Morocco = location, location, location 1904, FR moves in Provokes German reaction Kaiser visits Tangiers Challenges French interests Sultan then rejects FR-proposals Requests international conference Algeciras Conference 1906 in Southern Spain 14 Nations attend Ger wants condominium ; forced to back down FR accepts Moroccan domestic sovereignty & police powers Consequence: showed Entente Cordiale = strong Kaiser = humiliated Result = 2 nd Moroccan Crisis

1911, revolution broke out FR deploys troops Germany sends SMS Panther Brit concerned Ger stock market plunges 30% Kaiser backs down Treaty of Berlin 1911 Consequences Crisis in the Balkans Aus-Hun, Rus, & Serbia want control Serbian independence gained 1876 Treaty of Berlin 1878» Aus-Hun granted right to occupy Bosnia & Herzegovina Three Emperors League endorse idea of Aus right to annex BUT Nicholas II rejects 1903, pro-russian dynasty in Serbia Russian strength = weakened 1908 Young Turk Revolution in Ottoman Empire Rus senses opportunity» Proposes modification to Treaty of Berlin» Aus-Hun agrees, but adds Bulgaria declares independence Aus-Hun annexes Bosnia & Herzegovina Ottomans protest Serbia declares mobilization FR, Brit, & IT protest, but Ger sides w/ Brit & FR Rus backs down; looks weak Serbs back down; outraged 1912 First Balkan War Balkan States vs. Ottomans; Ottomans = overwhelmed Rus warns no occupation of Constantinople Serbia overruns Albania; Aus-Hun blocks Russian supports Serbs Russia backs down; looks weak

Serbia outraged NOTE: 2 nd Balkan War Serbia again invades; again blocked by Aus-Hun Aus-Hun humiliates Rus 2x in 5 yrs; Serbia = 3x June 28, 1914 Archduke Francis Ferdinand assassinated Assassin = Gaurilo Princep Ger encourages Aus-Hun - blank check Aus-Hun sends 10 pt ultimatum Expects Serbia to refuse Serbia agrees to all points except one Ger recognizes flaw too late Point of No Return The lamps are going out all over Europe; we shall never see them lit again in our lifetime.