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Clarissa Holmes
10 May, 16:20
How did Militarism contribute to World War One?
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Reynaldo Brock
10 May, 16:40
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WWI was mainly caused by the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo on June 28, 1914. Allies was one of the biggest reasons WWI started. An allie was when a country would join a allience with another country and agree to defend each other. (Goohle it)
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Matilda Cuevas
10 May, 17:51
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