How did each category contribute to tensions and competition that led to World War I?
provide at least two sentences
1. Militarism: The intense buildup of military forces and arms race among European powers created a sense of competition and fear, leading to a volatile military climate that fueled tensions and suspicions between countries. This militaristic mindset also contributed to a willingness to resort to war as a means of resolving conflicts.
2. Alliances: The formation of complex web of military alliances in Europe created a delicate balance of power that meant any conflict between two countries had the potential to draw in multiple nations. The alliances also fostered an atmosphere of distrust and suspicion among the different powers, as each sought to strengthen their own position and protect their allies.