The first two countries to begin fighting in the conflict that later became known as World War I were

A) Austria-Hungary and Serbia.

B) Belgium and Germany.

C) France and Italy.

D) Russia and Poland.

E) Austria-Hungary and Germany.

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Sherlyn Wells

20 November, 07:50

The first two countries to begin fighting in the conflict that later became known as World War I were

A) Austria-Hungary and Serbia.

B) Belgium and Germany.

C) France and Italy.

D) Russia and Poland.

E) Austria-Hungary and Germany.

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Leonard Patrick · Answer 1

A) Austria-Hungary and Serbia. It had begun when Austria-Hungary invaded Serbia. There was confusion on among the Central Powers as Austria-Hungary fought two fronts in Serbia and Russia. Germany was supposed to support them but instead fought with the French.

The first two countries to begin fighting in the conflict that later became known as World War I wereA) Austria-Hungary and Serbia.B) Belgium and Germany.C) France and Italy.D) Russia and Poland.E) Austria-Hungary and Germany.

The first two countries to begin fighting in the conflict that later became known as World War I were

A) Austria-Hungary and Serbia.

B) Belgium and Germany.

C) France and Italy.

D) Russia and Poland.

E) Austria-Hungary and Germany.