Tensions in Europe before World War I were most increased by: O A. Secret alliances. O B. Food shortages. O C. Trade agreements. O D. Bank panics.

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Tensions in Europe before World War I were most increased by:

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A. Secret alliances.
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B. Food shortages.
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C. Trade agreements.
O
D. Bank panics.

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Explanation: Many little wars before World war 2 started

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