Question

MASTERING THE

ACTING AS AN AMATEUR GEOGRAPHER
Using the Internet, your library, or your notes and other resources,
select one conflict in world history. Then describe the conflict and
explain how the conflict caused change.

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

In the years before World War I, the nations of Europe formed two basic alliances. There was a continual jockeying for power with secret alliances, growing overseas empires (imperialism) and each nation’s own internal politics making the situation tense. An assassination in 1914 led to conflict between Austria-Hungary and Serbia, but the system of alliances meant harm to one party opened up a wider conflict. Thus, one act ultimately led to a wider European conflict.