Exploring the Underlying Causes of World War 1

What was a major factor that set the stage for international conflicts leading to World War I?

• Imperialistic competition

• Economic prosperity

• Decreased militarism

• Global peace treaties

What does the 'M' in the MAIN acronym stand for?

• Mutual funds

• Market competition

• Militarism

• Monarchy

Which two countries competed for naval dominance as described under militarism?

• Britain and France

• Russia and Austria-Hungary

• Germany and Britain

• France and Italy

Which countries were involved in the Triple Alliance?

• Britain, Italy, Austria-Hungary

• Germany, Russia, France

• France, Russia, Britain

• Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy

What was the primary purpose of forming alliances among countries before World War I?

• To enhance trade agreements

• To promote cultural exchanges

• To create economic unions

• To ensure mutual defense

Which alliance was known as the Triple Entente?

• France, Russia, Britain

• Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy

• Austria-Hungary, France, Britain

• Russia, Italy, Germany

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

• By reducing territorial disputes

• By promoting disarmament

• By fostering global cooperation

• By increasing competition for colonies

What role did nationalism play in the prelude to World War I?

• It encouraged diplomatic resolutions

• It decreased patriotism in countries

• It led to a decrease in military spending

• It intensified pride and competition among nations

What event directly triggered the outbreak of World War I?

• The formation of the League of Nations

• The Berlin Conference

• The assassination of Franz Ferdinand

• The signing of the Treaty of Versailles

Who was the assassination of that acted as the spark for World War I?

• Kaiser Wilhelm II

• Tsar Nicholas II

• Franz Ferdinand

• King George V