Answer:
8 days after the war broke out
Step-by-step explanation:
The cartoon being referred above is "The Crime of the Ages. Who did It?" by John T. McCutcheon, a political cartoonist. The cartoon w as published on August 5, 1914 by The Newberry Library. World War I broke out when Austria-Hungry declared war on Serbia on July 28, 1914. This means that the cartoon was published 8 days after the war started.
The cartoon represented the alliances of different nations, which led to different revolts and countries picking their own sides. This led to European nations being at war with each other.