How did imperialism contribute to the start of World War I?

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A. European rivalries over colonial territory led to nationalistic

tension between these states.

B. Conflicts between church and government led to distinct divisions

within key European countries.

O

c. Centralized governments whose powers were unchecked caused

internal uprisings in many nations.

O

D. Eagerness to take over land in post-revolutionary Russia led to

territorial conflicts.

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Makhi Hill

18 March, 18:56

How did imperialism contribute to the start of World War I?

O

A. European rivalries over colonial territory led to nationalistic

tension between these states.

B. Conflicts between church and government led to distinct divisions

within key European countries.

O

c. Centralized governments whose powers were unchecked caused

internal uprisings in many nations.

O

D. Eagerness to take over land in post-revolutionary Russia led to

territorial conflicts.

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Madeleine Patrick · Answer 1

Imperialism also contributed to the start of World War 1 because the European nations attacking and conquering different areas of Africa and Euro nations attacking other Euro nations for African territory ... Overall, this caused conflict and arms races between European nations which lead to the outbreak of World War 1.