The process of preparing for war led to greater dissatisfaction within most countries.

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Con: Only socialists objected to militarization. Many simply saw war planning as an inconvenience for their wages.

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Pro: In most countries, citizens opposed going to war. As such all involved countries were careful to frame their entering the war as a matter of 'self-defense'.

What caused World War One?

The process of preparing for war led to greater dissatisfaction within most countries.

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In most countries, citizens opposed going to war. As such all involved countries were careful to frame their entering the war as a matter of 'self-defense'.

Only socialists objected to militarization. Many simply saw war planning as an inconvenience for their wages.

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The process of preparing for war led to greater dissatisfaction within most countries.

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In most countries, citizens opposed going to war. As such all involved countries were careful to frame their entering the war as a matter of 'self-defense'.

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Only socialists objected to militarization. Many simply saw war planning as an inconvenience for their wages.