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With the actions of Bismarck Germany unified and after 1871 he declared that Germany was a satisfied power.
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Growing rivaliries and mutual mistrust led to the creation of these alliances; this system was designed to keep peace in Europe.
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As Bismarcks' goal was to isolated France he made a dual alliance between Germany and Austria-Hungary.
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Looking the how to isolate France Bismarck took a possible ally away from France.
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Three years later after the dual alliance was formed, Italy joine this alliance creating the triple alliance.
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Kaiser Wilhelm ll who was the ruler of Germany at this time, forced Bismarck to resing, due to the fact that Wilhelm did not wish to share power with anyone
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With the new policy implanted by Wilhelm, the treaty with Russia lapse.
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Russia responded toward the lapse of the treaty with Russia by forming a defensive military alliance with France.
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Russia responded toward the lapse of the treaty with Russia by forming a defensive military alliance with France.
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As britain was alarmed with the shipbuilding program of Germany, they decided to made more alliances; this time with France and Russia.
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There were two rival camps; one one side was the triple alliance and on the other side was the triple entente.
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When Austria took control over these territories, Serbian leaders were outraged.
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The nations of Europe believed that to be truly great, they needed to have a powerful military.
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It was caused by a 19 year old Serbian, who was a member of The Black Hand. The Black Hand was a secret society committed to ridding Bosnia of Austrian rule.
