Causes and Effects of World War I:Question 9 Many of the world leaders during the early 1900's saw economic
and political connections between countries, which encouraged
rivalries. How did imperialism, which was created from these
rivalries, help set the stage for WWI?
Select one:
O food shortages lead to violent takeovers
o colonized countries overthrew their rulers
o competition for colonies pushed countries towards war
trade agreements were damaged because of heavy tariffs

C sounds most accurate, however, most of the European countries were going to go to war regardless of colonies and such, the war was essentially unavoidable as everyone had gotten a bunch of new "toys" (i.e. new weapons) and as Europe does, they wanted to test them out on one another.

Explanation:

they united the colonies in their fight against the british.

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