The Second Moroccan Crisis of 1911 resulted in

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The Second Moroccan Crisis escalated tensions between Britain and Germany, with Britain interpreting Germany's actions as an attempt to challenge their naval supremacy and provoke war. This led to increased fear and hostility toward Germany, ultimately contributing to the build-up of alliances that sparked World War I. The crisis did not result in the independence of Morocco or the sinking of the German gunboat, Panther, but did result in the French gaining more influence and control over Morocco.

The Second Moroccan Crisis of 1911 Resulted in