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Which two camps split Europe in 1914?The Triple Alliance and the Triple Entente. By 1914 every big power belonged to one of them.Unit 3 · p.4
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By 1914 Europe had split in two. TheAlliance system meant a war between any two of them would drag in the rest. After theSarajevo assassination Russia, Germany, France and Britain all followed.

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Austria-Hungary attacks Serbia. Why does all of Europe end up at war?

  • They all wanted Serbian land
  • The alliances pulled them in
  • Britain declared war first

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Why did Britain join if no treaty forced it?

It had promised to protect Belgium, and that is where Germany marched to reach France.

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