Question

4 all of the following are considered as reasons for the start of world war one except... a. imperialistic rivalries b. growing militarism in europe c. the failure of the league of nations d. the assassination of archduke franz ferdinand

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Option A: Imperialistic rivalries (like between European powers over colonies) were a reason for WWI.
• Option B: Growing militarism in Europe (countries building up armies/navies) contributed to WWI tensions.
• Option C: The League of Nations was established after WWI (as part of the Treaty of Versailles) to prevent future wars. So its failure can't be a reason for WWI's start.
• Option D: The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand was the immediate trigger for WWI.

Answer:

C. the failure of the League of Nations