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Mamont248 [21]
3 years ago
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Mon Assessment - WWI -- 2012

History
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kobusy [5.1K]3 years ago
6 0

Preparation for war through raising troop levels and upping weapon production is an example of <u>militarism</u>.

The statement isn't talking about the causes of raising troop levels and weapon production; if it were, then Nationalism and Imperialism could complete it correctly.

Conscription is but a way to increase troop levels. It is not what the question is looking for.

The question is not looking for causes or for ways a troop can be increased; it wants you to identify what it means to increase troops and to up weapon production. This kind of action strengthens the military and serves to intimidate enemies. That's militarism.

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