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Why was imperialism mainly a cause of World War I? A It encouraged nations to establish trade relations. B It created conflicts between nations over colonies. C It supported military dictators throughout
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Why was imperialism mainly a cause of World War I?

A
It encouraged nations to establish trade relations.

B
It created conflicts between nations over colonies.

C
It supported military dictators throughout Europe.

D
It discouraged participation in the League of Nations.

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The answer is be since I’m prelims is basically a about power
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Answer:

B

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I'm pretty sure this is the answer because nations were constantly arguing over who traded with who and who owned what land

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