Before the WWI European powers were expanding their domain, France and Britain had colonies in Africa.
The tension was rising, West Africa Conference that was held in Berlin to prevent conflicts over Africa. Industrialism pushed countries to find more and more markets and goods. This caused a problem because Britain and France became superpowers which caused discomfort with Germany that also wanted colonies but only got small areas in Africa.
The Colonial League that was formed in 1881 in Berlin wanted Germany to expand its an empire, then Germany acquired Togoland, Cameroons and South West Africa - Namibia -.
This struggle for power in Africa reflected in diplomatic issues in Europe, which led to WWI.
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Answer:
The answer is below
Explanation:
The Great depression reflects postwar disillusionment in Europe, in the sense that many Europeans Countries went bankrupt, and inflation rose, unemployment level was at all time high, the value of currency was poor, the output of the economy was largely reduced, there is increased tarrifs, then realities of the postwar dawned on Europe.
This disillusionment revealed that, despite the wars fought, the economic and socio political problems of the various nations before the war still exists, and that, the war only worsens the situation.
Hence, many European countries regretted going into war, and the fact that, despite a lot of lives and industrial properties that were wasted, the economic and socio-political situation surrounding them still remains. Thus, the effects of great depression in Europe led to constant changing of political system, and socio-economic reforms, which to some European countries, led to the rise of authoritative powers.
Answer:
Option 5, placed an emphasis on the growth of heavy industry, is the right answer.
Explanation:
Joseph Stalin in November introduced the “revolution from above”. Through this, he established two exceptional goals for the domestic policy of the Soviet Union; rapid industrialization and collectivization of agriculture. He aimed to eradicate all evidence of the capitalism that had begun following the New Economic Policy and to change the Soviet Union as soon as possible, without consideration to cost, into an industrialized and totally socialist nation.