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Britain became involved in WW1 because: * Imperialism - Britain wanted to keep their empire, and Germany wanted more. * Naval Race - the Kaiser was jealous of the British navy and Britain wanted to hold onto what they had. * German Industrial Rivalry - Germany led the way in new technology. * Schlieffen plan - Britain had to help defend Belgium and France when it was put into practise. * Triple Entente - Britain had to go to war to help Russia and France. * Belgium treaty - promise to protect Belgium's neutrality.
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What events led up to confucius becoming a teacher?
Vietnam warGlorious RevolutionYes
What did Jesus do while he was growing up in nazereth?
Before becoming involved in his ministry, he was a carpenter.
Can you recount the events that led up to the incident?
The events that led up to the incident involved a series of actions and circumstances that occurred before the incident took place.
Who made up world war 1?
John bishop Kennedy the III first created the idea of WW and thus led to the making of WW1
Which of these men was not actively involved in the events that led up to the end of the Cold War?
William Clinton
What major events led up to Vermont becoming a state?
The Westminster Massacre and the threat of New York courts taking their lands were major events that led up to Vermont becoming a state. Vermont paralleled the colonies fight against Great Britain by declaring they were an independent stated and not part of New York or New Hampshire.
The assassination of archduke franz Ferdinand and his wife was the cause of the war?
The Great War (later known as World War 1).
What made up the central powers in ww1?
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What events led up to Helen Keller becoming famous?
How Did Helen Keller's accomplishments change the world?she inspired kids that are blind (unable to see) and/or deaf (unable to hear)
How many tanks got blown up in ww1?
10
World war 1 was officially ended with the signing of the treaty of?
WW1 was ended with the Treaty of Versailles which blamed the war on Germany. Germany was so mad about this that, for their new dictator, they looked to Hitler for guidance This led up to WW2, in a way.
What was the role of militarism as a cause of ww1?
The countries were building up their armies and navies to prove they were the most powerful. Because the countries thought that their armies were the best, they felt they did not have to be as careful when dealing with other countries, because they had something to back them up. This led to a lot of disputes which contributed towards WW1.
