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WWI Map Quiz "Who Started it Anyway?" Part Three

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Please complete this fill in the blank assessment on the motivation of the 11 key countries seen within your part one and part two of the map quiz with a 100 percent accuracy attempting as many times as needed. Then, email me a screenshot of completion via email.

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Please complete this fill in the blank assessment on the motivation of the 11 key countries seen within your part one and part two of the map quiz with a 100 percent accuracy attempting as many times as needed. Then, email me a screenshot of completion via email.

by Elaina Vick
1

The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand by Serbian triggered mass outrage towards Serbia that led to - declaring war on Serbia .

2

Before declaring war Austria - Hungary sent fruitless terms of what it would take for Serbia to fix the mess . Serbia did not accept the point that referred to Austro - Hungarian on their soil .

3

Serbia had an alliance with the that moved immediately to protect them in the face of impending war declaration from Austria - Hungary .

4

Russia desired to expand their power as a nation with other nations like Serbia that shared the same heritage and felt that threatened to encroach on it with Austro - Hungarians .

5

When Russia mobilized troops to defend Serbia , immediately declared war on Russia .

6

Unfortunately for the nation of , they were allied with Russia . Thus , this declaration of war extended to their country , as well . Physical war came knocking on their door rather quickly as Germany strode into their neighboring nation of .

7

The nation of Great Britain feared for their own safety with the hostile actions unfolding via the German invasion . Thus , they opted to join the war to fight alongside , , and .

8

Once Great Britain was involved , the was able to justify their involvement in the war , as well through an alliance with the British . However , their true motivation likely stood with pursuits and a desire to be seen by western nations as a force to be reckoned with .

9

A few months later , Germany solidified a covert alliance with the who desired to maintain and gain territory that had been taken from them by and its allies .

10

About a year later , the nation of strategically declared war on - . The two nations had old bad blood regarding territory occupied . However , they were technically supposed to be allies on account of an alliance . Italy was able to use the fine print to escape the agreement stating that their duty was to defend if attacked . - started the war . Thus , all responsibility was null and void .

11

During the same year , the nation of weighed their options on both sides of the war , but decided to join with , - , and the on account of better prospects in terms of military progress in , as well as , promised regaining of .

12

A whole two years later , the United States , officially lost their ability to remain as when the war began to affect their civilians abroad and felt overwhelming concern regarding the nation of .

13

The most common motivating factors for our eleven key nations included maintaining or gaining , the desire for from nations seen as hostile , and .

 
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