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Who were the most important members of the Central Powers? Serbia and Russia Germany and Austria-Hungary Great Britain and France Bulgaria and Italy
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Who were the most important members of the Central Powers?

Serbia and Russia
Germany and Austria-Hungary
Great Britain and France
Bulgaria and Italy

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Germany and Austria-Hungary

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Most of Europe's major states were members of one or the other of these great opposing alliances by 1910: the Central Powers, whose principal members were Germany and Austria-Hungary,

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