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| 1905 |
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| The FIRST MOROCCAN CRISIS involved German opposition to French expansion (See 1905, March 31). | 1 |
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| 1906, Jan. 16–April 7 |
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| ALGECIRAS CONFERENCE on Morocco was the result of intense diplomatic discussions among France, Germany, and Britain. France was supported by all the powers, except Austria, which sided with Germany. The conference reaffirmed the independence and integrity of Morocco and economic liberty. Morocco's police were to be under French and Spanish control, and a French-dominated state bank was to be organized. | 2 |
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| Dec. 13 |
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| Agreement between Britain, France, and Italy regarding Ethiopia, affirming its independence but dividing the country into spheres of influence in the event of Ethiopia's collapse. | 3 |
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