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France was excluded form the European Concert.

The Napoleonic map was redesigned as much as possible to pre-1789 borders.

The major powers agreed to take individual action rather than reconciliation.

Prussia  stood out as both the organizer and balancer of the system. 

If war became inevitable with the failure of diplomacy, Concert members would act independently. 

Religious conviction

Virtue

Human action

Social contract 

Idealism

Italy

France

Russia

Serbia

Bulgaria

In the 15^th Century

In the 16^th Century

In the 17^th Century

In the 18^th Century

 In the 19^th Century

Allied countries

Allies

Central power

Entente countries

Soft power

1660

1688

1721

1789

1812

Berlin Congress

the Congress of Vienna

Industrial Revolutions

Franco-Prussian War

Franco-Russian Alliance

Franco-Russian Alliance of 1894

Peace of Westphalia in 1648

Franco Prussian War of 1870-1871

1878 Berlin Congress

the Congress of Vienna in 1815

Roman Church

Evangelist Church

Catholic Church

Orthodox Church

Protestan Church

Colonialism

Mercantilism

Absolutism

Diplomacy

Balance of power

France was excluded form the European Concert.

The Napoleonic map was redesigned as much as possible to pre-1789 borders.

The major powers agreed to take individual action rather than reconciliation.

Prussia  stood out as both the organizer and balancer of the system. 

If war became inevitable with the failure of diplomacy, Concert members would act independently. 

Adoption of industrialization 

The birth of the idea of self-determination

The influence of social-Darwinism

The pursuit of Pan-Slavism

The gradual spread of national consciousness

Ony III

I,II,III

I,III ve IV

II,III ve IV

II ve IV

Appeasement

 Isolationism

Irredentism

Revisionism

Bandwagoning

Paris Peace Conference

League of Nations

The Monroe Doctrine

The Treaty of Rapallo

The Great Depression

The alliance was proposed as a spiritual bonding of the three sects of Christianity and Judaism.

Its motivating factor was to isolate France and the nationalist and revolutionary ideas she had unleashed.

It was the product of the Habsburg, Hohenzollern, and Romanov monarchies.

Its scheme was proposed by Alexander I of Russia and became a manifesto of absolute
monarchy.

All monarchs accepted each other as brothers and equals and promised to rule their subjects through charity, justice, and peace, and help one another fulfill the role given to them by God.

Niccolò Machiavelli

Paul Hirst

Hedley Bull

Marsiglio of Padua

John Calvin

They had neither sovereignty nor independence

There were also semi-autonomous local rulers 

They were independent of the papacy or the Holy Roman Empire

There was no clear line between domestic and international politics

There was a distinct lack of political organization 

March   1915 – February, 1916

April, 1915 – March, 1916

February, 1915 – April, 1916

February, 1915 – January, 1916

February, 1915 – May, 1916

It was the unofficial name to describe the German government from 1923 to 1933.

It was the unofficial name to describe the German government from 1930 to 1933.

It was the unofficial name to describe the German government from 1918 to 1945.