Question

the new york times. austria formally declares war on servia; russia threatens, already moving troops; peace of europe now in kaisers hands which statements are supported by this newspaper headline? check all that apply. ☐ serbia declared war on austria. ☐ russia had mobilized its forces. ☐ germany was the only nation that could stop the conflict. ☐ the united states would likely be drawn into war. ☐ many nations were threatened by the coming conflict.

Explanation:

1. Analyze each statement against the headline:

• "Serbia declared war on Austria": The headline says Austria declared war on Serbia, so this is false.
• "Russia had mobilized its forces": The headline states "RUSSIA THREATENS, ALREADY MOVING TROOPS", so this is true.
• "Germany was the only nation that could stop the conflict": The headline says "PEACE OF EUROPE NOW IN KAISER'S HANDS" (Kaiser of Germany), so this is true.
• "The United States would likely be drawn into war": The headline has no info about US, so this is false.
• "Many nations were threatened by the coming conflict": With Austria declaring war, Russia moving troops, and peace in Kaiser's hands, multiple nations are involved/threatened, so this is true.

Answer:

B. Russia had mobilized its forces.
C. Germany was the only nation that could stop the conflict.
E. Many nations were threatened by the coming conflict.