Cause Of World War I

The Great War was an overall conflict that began in July 1914 and formally reached a conclusion on November 11, 1918. The War had begun in Europe, and it steadily formed into a universal conflict. Likewise known as 'the conflict, all things considered, it drove the preparation of 70 million military workforces, which included 60 million Europeans making it probably the biggest conflict ever. Strain among the European nations had been expanded because of militarism, patriotism, colonialism, and shared guard unions which filled in as significant makes that drove the War. Militarism is the pattern towards creating military assets for both public guard and insurance of provincial interest.

As the world strolled into the twentieth century, a race of arms had started. Germany, by 1914 had the best expansion in its military development. Both Great Britain and Germany expanded their naval forces in this period. Further, in Russia and Germany, especially the military foundation began to impact public approaches. This increment in militarism pushed the nations to engage in the War. A significant justification for the War depended on the craving of the Slavic individuals in Bosnia and Herzegovina to at this point don't be a piece of Austria-Hungary but instead be a piece of Siberia. This is the reason patriotism straightforwardly prompted the War. Be that as it may, in a more broad way, the patriotism of different European nations contributed not exclusively to the start yet to add the expansion of the War in Europe. Every nation attempted its level best in demonstrating its predominance and force.

By: Jyoti Nayak

Birla School, Pilani