the causes of ww1  was the assassination of archduke franz ferdinand at sarajevo on june 28 1914 and ww1 was one  of the  bloodiest wars that the world has even seen. militarism was another reason for ww1      germany had an industrialized nation as wel as an industrialized military. although the war seemed to start because of germany there were many underlying causes of the war 

                           

1.when is imperialism justifed? why?
Imperialism is by no means ever justified for one country to intervene in affairs of another country because it demonstrates the aspiring imperialistic nation’s political, economic and social corruption.

2.what obligation if any do industrialized nations have to the nations that they are colonizing? why?

some nations wanted to gain colonies to show their national strength. they feared if they did not gain colonies they would become weak and lose the respect of other countries.

3.should nations be punished for crimes committed during imperialism? why? yes because just because it was along time ago doesnt mean they should be let free because they might do it again whatever they did because in there head there saying oh im do it again since they didnt care about it the first time.

4.was imperialism progress a step in the right direction or not? why? yes is was a good step in the right direction because its making uo for powerful over the bad people its making them more weak.

5.if you could change history would you prevent imperialism? yes because then everything would be good no wars would of started everyone would be calm no fighting or crimes would be prevented

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