PRE WORLD WAR 1 & 11 INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM IN THE WORLD
PRE WORLD WAR 1 & 11 INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM IN THE WORLD
After the defeat of Napoleon in 1815 at
1. Balance of power.
The European Nations since the twelfth century perpetrated innumerable
cruelties upon the innocent people of Asia, Africa, and
Under this principle, the European states used to preserve a sort of
balance in their power relations. They remained involved in the struggle for
attaining more power but the rule was that no state was to be permitted to
become unduly powerful.
The failure and imbalance in the Balance of Power facilitated the imminent collapse of the European International System. Under this principle, the European states used to preserve a sort of balance in their power relations and tried to avoid interfering in the affairs of subjugated colonies. However, they were secretly involved in the struggle for attaining more power and colonies, in disregard of the established principle of not interfering in internal affairs. Nevertheless, greed compelled them to vie for the occupation of more and more areas under their control and sustain what they have captured by brutal force.
This violation of the Balance of power resulted in competition and
eventually ended in conflict.
The extensive impact was visible in political, social, and
economic fields. Their social fabric was tarnished and degraded as they
dishonored the social life of their subjugated people during their inclement
rule. It really transforms not only
The emergence of strong ideological rivalry led to the emergence of new
notions of the international system and International relations. European
states realized the threat of the emergence of German power and its clandestine
support to Nationalist, Political and Economic movements around the world.
These powers adopted the policy of fighting the menace of new emerging ideologies.
The new emerging ideologies were gaining ground due to the failure of brutal
colonial policies, and socio-economic inequalities not only in
The colonial powers were utterly humiliated and defeated by the
2. Nationalism.
Nationalism
was the key factor of the pre-war international system. Under the impact of the
French Revolution and the Independence of the USA, the ideology of nationalism
came to be the foundation of activities not only of the Europeans but also of
the entire world and became prime of the causes of the First and Second World
Wars which gave a very harmful and dangerous blow to the international system.
The European Nations since the twelfth century perpetrated innumerable
cruelties upon the innocent people of Asia, Africa, and
Allah Almighty helped and supported the nationalist struggle for political and economic freedom of people. With help of Divine Nature their valiant struggle and unparallel sacrifice secured freedom from the cruel hands of European Nations. It was a positive result for the humanity of the entire world. After the end of WW 1, the notion of Nationalism got currency and spread in the entire subjugated world and people were embracing it as a holy perception. It became the main cause of World War 11 which gave a very harmful and dangerous blow to the international system.
3. Imperialism and Supremacy of
Narrow
nationalism and the expansion of the industrial revolution and capitalism provided
a strong basis for the policy of imperialism. A naked use of economic
imperialism was practiced which became not the only source of prosperity
but also an apple of discord among European nations. The policy of imperialism
was a primary feature of the pre-war international system. Several
European states had established their empires in Asia, Africa, and
Imperialism
became a formidable cause for the outbreak of World Wars and the resultant
decline and disintegration of the international system. In Asia,
4. Absence of an International Organisation.
The
pre-war international system lacked an International Organisation that could
have preserved and deterred these powers for marinating International System.
The absence of an international organization kept the pre-war international
system only Euro-centric, imperfect, and anarchic. The absence of International
organization gave uncontrolled authority to imperial powers of
The European powers were the main players and regarded balance of power as the vital device of power management. The European states acted as the manipulators of the international system and imperial Gods exercised absolute authority to rule over Asian, African, and Latin American territories, which existed as colonies or dependencies of imperial powers. The absence of international organization was utterly felt that could have prevented the destruction of humanity. The absence of a viable international Organisation was helping the international system to be imperfect and anarchic. No one was willing to relinquish in the larger interest of peace and security.
Allah Almighty inculcate in the minds of European Nations to initiate deeds that they think appropriate but resulted in the utter destruction and repercussions for all times to come. The natural process took its course, the new system superseded the old one, and mighty European Powers dashed. The Allah Almighty decided to doom European Nations and brought the unparallel loss of lives and destruction. Allah Almighty destroyed these mighty European Empires into insignificant pieces and their people confronted innumerable difficulties in social and economic fields.
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