the four main causes of world war I were imperialism, nationalism, militarism, and entangled alliances. which of the four main causes do you believe contributed the most towards the start of world war I? Be sure to use evidence from the lessons to support your response

Question

Avery Brooks

History

13 March, 07:57

the four main causes of world war I were imperialism, nationalism, militarism, and entangled alliances. which of the four main causes do you believe contributed the most towards the start of world war I? Be sure to use evidence from the lessons to support your response

+1

Answers (2)

Know the Answer?

Cornelius Daniels · Answer 1

Answer: nationalism.

Ben Hart · Answer 2

Answer: Nationalism

Because they wanted the expand their own country and eventually take over half of Europe, even before ww1 they had actually planned it for 20 + years. And Britain had owned 90 percent of Africa. They tried converting the natives "white" by making them following their religion and teaching and "culturally correct" ways this was called social darwniamy