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Anna11
7 days ago
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In paragraph 3, the author proposes that the “historic rivalry between France and Germany” was one of the leading root causes of

World War I. How, according to the author’s argument, did this rivalry contribute to the outbreak of WWI? Cite evidence in your answer.
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Naddika [7.4K]7 days ago
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While I haven't reviewed the text, if France had an ongoing rivalry with Germany, which is commonly viewed as a trigger for WWI, it stands to reason that France would certainly engage in conflict with Germany.
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