Networks Guided Reading
Imperialism and World War I
Lesson 3 World War I Begins
ESSENTIAL QUESTION
Why is history Important?
Causes of Conflict
Determining Cause and Effect Use the Cause and Effect
diagram to explain what led to World War 1. Write notes from
your reading to explain details of each cause.
Cause
Effect
1. Nationalism
2. Empire Building
3. Military Increases
World War I
Breaks Out
4. Creating Military Alliances
5. Trouble in the Balkans

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