What were two effects that militarism had on rival nations?

1. Arms Races: Militarism often led to arms races between rival nations. As one country increased its military strength, its rivals felt the need to keep pace, leading to a vicious cycle of military spending and buildup.

2. Increased Tensions: Militarism could heighten tensions and hostility between rival nations. The presence of large militaries and the fear of war could create an atmosphere of suspicion and mistrust, making diplomatic solutions to disputes more difficult.

How did World War I erupt in Europe?

Did world war 2 start because Germany wanted to make an empire and take over the world?

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