Which of the following is considered to be a "fundamental" rather than "immediate" cause of World War 1

A. fighting in the Balkins

B. assassination of Arkuduke Franz Ferdidninan

C. formation of secret alliances

D. Germany invasion of Belgium

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Which of the following is considered to be a "fundamental" rather than "immediate" cause of World War 1

A. fighting in the Balkins

B. assassination of Arkuduke Franz Ferdidninan

C. formation of secret alliances

D. Germany invasion of Belgium

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The formation of secret alliances is considered to be a "fundamental" rather than an "immediate" cause of World War 1. One immediate cause of war was Germany's invasion of Belgium. The correct answer is C.

Which of the following is considered to be a "fundamental" rather than "immediate" cause of World War 1A. fighting in the BalkinsB. assassination of Arkuduke Franz FerdidninanC. formation of secret alliancesD. Germany invasion of Belgium

Which of the following is considered to be a "fundamental" rather than "immediate" cause of World War 1

A. fighting in the Balkins

B. assassination of Arkuduke Franz Ferdidninan

C. formation of secret alliances

D. Germany invasion of Belgium