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b. The July Crisis

The crises of 1905–13 had seen a marked deterioration in international relations. There was increasing division between the two alliance systems and an increase in the general armaments race, alongside the naval race that already existed between Germany and Britain. Nationalist fervour was rising in European countries. Each crisis had passed without a major European war, but every subsequent crisis exacerbated the...

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