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Internal dissent during WWI refers to the chaos that was going on within many European countries. The workers within labor movements were unhappy and used work strikes to further their cause; some of these strikes turned violent and the leaders feared a revolution may breakout. Some historians believe that European leaders intentionally chose to go to war in hopes that their nation would unify and forget or leave behind their internal dissent to focus on the war and a new enemy.

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