1. Factors Leading Up to WWI
The first long term factor that played part in the lead up to the Great War was the system of alliances which I believe is the most important factor. ... This then led to the last short-term factor which was the domino effect, when all of the countries joined into the war by declaring war on other countries, one by one, starting with Serbia then Austria-Hungary. ... After this tragic event, Austria consulted its ally Germany and issued Serbia and ultimatum that they refused, which started up the domino effect that shortly led to the start of the Great War, World War One. ...
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