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saliriagwu

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The cult of the offensive contributed to the outbreak of World War I by
 
  a. convincing leaders that military technology conferred first-mover advantages and reducing crisis stability.
  b. providing the precipitating cause.
  c. exacerbating the naval arms race between Germany and Britain.
  d. prompting German leaders to pursue overseas colonies to increase German power.
  e. encouraging nationalist populations to support war.

Question 2

Which of the following was a contributing cause of World War I rooted in German domestic politics?
 
  a. A desire to avenge previous military losses
  b. Foreign adventures advocated by a conservative political coalition of landowners and industrialists
   c. Fear of growing Russian power
   d. Attempts to spread German ideology to other European states
   e. Complacency about peace



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: a

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Answer: b





 

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