13.3 World War I
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(a) Pre-War Power Politics Europe By the turn of the century Germany had emerged as the most powerful industrial state in the Continent. By then the world was largely occupied by other imperialist powers. Under Kaiser William II, Germany sought colonies. Its ambition was to gain control over north Africa. German capitalists and imperialists also desired eastward expansion and the government obliged them by constructing a railway line from Berlin to Baghdad to facilitate economic control of the Ottoman Empire.
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(a) Pre-War Power Politics Europe By the turn of the century Germany had emerged as the most powerful industrial state in the Continent. By then the world was largely occupied by other imperialist powers. Under Kaiser William II, Germany sought colonies. Its ambition was to gain control over north Africa.
German capitalists and imperialists also desired eastward expansion and the government obliged them by constructing a railway line from Berlin to Baghdad to facilitate economic control of the Ottoman Empire.
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