2. The Triple Entente, consisting of France, Great Britain and Russia, formed because A. Russia allied with France in an attempt to win the Balkan Provinces for Serbia and Great
Britain joined for the same worthy cause.
B. Russia allied with France after Germany ended an alliance with them and Great Britain joined
because they did not agree with Germany's policies.
C. Great Britain allied with France to continue Imperialism policies, and Russia joined to avoid a
war with Serbia.
D. Great Britain allied with Russia to stop German Imperialism, and France joined to create a
defensive alliance against Spain.

Option: B. Russia allied with France after Germany ended an alliance with them and Great Britain joined because they did not agree with Germany's policies.

Explanation:

Triple Entente began between France, Great Britain, and Russia, during World War I. It emerged from the Anglo-French Entente Cordiale, the Franco-Russian alliance, and an Anglo-Russian agreement. The Allied feared the intentions of Germany. They feared Germany military and its tactics which would effect the allied group in holding power in Europe.

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