Causes of World War I
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What was one of the key factors that contributed to the start of World War I related to aggressive military policy?

  • Militarism (correct)
  • Colonial expansion
  • Diplomatic negotiations
  • Economic disparity
  • Which of the following pairs represent the two main alliances during World War I?

  • The League of Nations and the Axis Powers
  • The United Nations and NATO
  • The Triple Entente and the Triple Alliance (correct)
  • The Central Powers and the Allied Forces
  • How did nationalism contribute to the tensions leading to World War I?

  • By reducing competition among nations
  • By fostering a sense of superiority and hostility (correct)
  • By promoting international cooperation
  • By encouraging trade agreements
  • What impact did imperialism have on European countries prior to World War I?

    <p>It sparked conflicts in continents beyond Europe.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was a primary consequence of the arms race that occurred before World War I?

    <p>Strengthening of military alliances</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Causes of World War I

    • Alliances

      • Countries formed agreements to safeguard military, political, and economic interests.
      • The conflict was primarily between the Triple Entente (Allied Powers) and the Triple Alliance (Central Powers).
    • Nationalism

      • National pride surged as Europe redefined borders for nations such as Germany, Italy, and states in the Balkans.
      • While fostering unity within nations, nationalism also escalated wars through rivalry and hostility among countries.
    • Militarism

      • Significant increases in military expenditure, arms development, and troop recruitment characterized this period.
      • An arms race emerged, fueled by nationalist sentiments and alliance obligations.
    • Imperialism

      • European powers sought not only dominance within Europe but also expanded their influence in Asia and Africa.
      • Global territorial disputes heightened tensions and rivalries, impacting European stability.

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    Explore the four main causes that led to World War I, including alliances, nationalism, imperialism, and militarism. This quiz highlights the significance of agreements like the Triple Entente and Triple Alliance, and the impact of national pride on European tensions. Test your understanding of how these factors contributed to the outbreak of the war.

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