Which factors created rising tensions between European powers before World War I?

Check all that apply.

A. the expansion of armies through militarism

B. the growth of capitalism through free markets

C. the spread of nationalism through revolts

D. the creation of alliances through treaties

E. the influx of communism through dictatorships

F. the increase of imperialism through conquests

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7 February, 00:58

Which factors created rising tensions between European powers before World War I?

Check all that apply.

A. the expansion of armies through militarism

B. the growth of capitalism through free markets

C. the spread of nationalism through revolts

D. the creation of alliances through treaties

E. the influx of communism through dictatorships

F. the increase of imperialism through conquests

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Izayah Weber · Answer 1

A. the expansion of armies through militarism.

C. the spread of nationalism through revolts.

D. the creation of alliances through treaties.

F. the increase of imperialism through conquests.

Explanation:

There were numerous reasons apart from the intimidate cause for World War 1 which finally exploded in Europe. There was a shift in the balance of power when Prussia came to the Central stage of Europe. The competition with Britain was not possible without strengthening its military. Germany was unified and multiple treaties were signed with nations to dominate Europe. The quest for dominance and expansion ultimately led Europe in the war which was going to be registered in history.