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Stimulus Analysis: Causes of World War I
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APWH.272 Stimulus Analysis: Causes of World War I
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Stimulus: A British diplomatic message in late July 1914 is cautious and does not clearly promise immediate military intervention. German leaders nevertheless debate whether Britain would stay neutral. Which interpretation is best supported?
A
Clear British war promises made all other states avoid risk completely.
B
Uncertainty about another power's intentions could encourage risky decisions during the crisis.
C
Germany knew with certainty that Britain would never react to Belgium.
D
The message proves that Britain controlled Serbia's nationalist societies.
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