Asked by
Emily Flores
on Oct 26, 2024Verified
Which of the following events was the immediate cause of Great Britain's entry into the First World War?
A) The Austro-Hungarian invasion of France
B) The mobilization of the Russian army
C) The German invasion of Belgium
D) The declaration of war against Serbia by Austria-Hungary
Russian Army
is the land-based military force of the Russian Federation, inheriting the traditions and structure from the Soviet Union.
German Invasion
Refers to military incursions or attacks by Germany, especially notable in World War I and World War II contexts.
Austro-Hungarian Invasion
Military operations conducted by the Austro-Hungarian Empire, notably its attacks and occupations during World War I.
- Gain an understanding of the immediate catalysts and events that precipitated the First World War.
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Learning Objectives
- Gain an understanding of the immediate catalysts and events that precipitated the First World War.