World War I Had Several Long-Term Causes, Including

question 25

Multiple Choice

World War I had several long-term causes, including

• A) a growing sense of nationalism throughout Europe.
• B) the frenzied imperialism that had dominated Europe's thoughts for the past few decades.
• C) the growing fear that if one of the European nations did not demonstrate its strength relative to the others, the United States would join the imperialistic jockeying.
• D) both a and b
• E) both a and c

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