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=The Long 19th Century=

//In One Sentence//
Nationalism, imperialism, and entangling alliances all contributed to the rising tensions in Europe before the Great War; the constant upsetting of the Balance of Power between countries, as well as expansionist Kaiser Wilhelm II, also spurred on the arrival of war for Europe.

The period between 1789 and 1914 is a period in which the balance of Europe became super weak.

The Long 19th Century was about control, and power; every country wanted more power and control over other countries.

Europe was a chill place that went through many changes a lot of which came from the balance of power between different countries.

The Long 19th Century is defined by a growing sense of nationalism and accompanied by revolution.

Throughout the long 19th century discord was growing among the major powers due to expansionism and nationalism.

The Long 19th Century is characterized by revolution, change, and struggle in which the old fought the new, ideas developed and the powers of Europe struggled for more of everything.

In the long century Europe's greed for power and uncontrollable ideas or nationalism leads to many disagreements between the countries.

The French Revolution and Napoleonic Wars of the late 1700s and early 1800s led to an increase in democratic ideals of European people as well as a backlash by the other European powers to keep the status quo; continuity in all aspects of life could not be maintained, however, as ideas spread, the Industrial Revolution began, and social Darwinism and nationalism started wars and tensions.

Although there were no "world wars" in 99 years before World War I, the conflicts; in each country internally and between a few countries; rising new ideas showed a prediction of what was to come with the balance of power always shifting.

In the Long 19th Century countries were unified, revolutions occurred, and empires fell; all in all Europe went through many changes.

Revolutionary ideas, feelings of nationalism, imperialist goals and technological advances all threaten to skew the balance of power in Europe; the competition for more power between countries pushes Europe to the bring of World War I.

The idea of nationalism is spreading thus causing many small conflicts; shifts in power are leading to a huge European war.

The long 19th century was bombarded with war, power, and the absolute need for technological advancement, mostly in Europe.

Between 1789 and 1914, Europe experiences many events like wars and revolutions that often cause conflicts between many nations but gradually evolves Europe into a superior group of nations aiming for equal power.