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Question
determine whether each statement was a cause of world war i or a cause of u.s. entry into wwi. select the correct answer in each row.
| cause of world war i | cause of u.s. entry into wwi | |
| nationalism | ○ | ○ |
| militarism | ○ | ○ |
| unrestricted submarine warfare conducted by germany | ○ | ○ |
| imperialism | ○ | ○ |
| zimmermann telegram intercepted by the british | ○ | ○ |
Brief Explanations
- Nationalism: A major cause of World War I, as intense national pride and rivalries (e.g., in Europe) fueled tensions. Not a direct cause of U.S. entry. So "Cause of World War I".
- Militarism: Build - up of military forces and glorification of war was a WWI cause (European powers). Not a direct U.S. entry cause. So "Cause of World War I".
- Unrestricted submarine warfare (Germany): Germany’s unrestricted submarine attacks on ships (including U.S. vessels) led to U.S. entry. Not a WWI - starting cause. So "Cause of U.S. entry into war".
- Imperialism: Competition for colonies/resources among European powers was a WWI cause. Not a U.S. entry cause. So "Cause of World War I".
- Zimmermann Telegram (intercepted): The telegram (Germany's proposal to Mexico against U.S.) was a key cause of U.S. entry. Not a WWI cause. So "Cause of U.S. entry into war".
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- Nationalism: Cause of World War I
- Militarism: Cause of World War I
- unrestricted submarine warfare conducted by Germany: Cause of U.S. entry into war
- Imperialism: Cause of World War I
- Zimmermann Telegram intercepted by the British: Cause of U.S. entry into war