5. How did an assassination lead to WWI? A.The assassination forced the United States to create alliances to bring peace to Euro
pe. B. After the assassination, war was declared, so many countries came together to create better laws in Europe. C. After the assassination, war was declared, so many countries created alliances, and most countries in Europe became involved in the war. D.The assassination forced the United States to step in making it a world war. tyyyy
After the assassination Austro-Hungary sent an ultimatum to Serbia to investigate the assassination in Serbia, but Serbia declined the ultimatum, so Austro-Hungary declared war to Serbia. Then Russia declared war to Austro-Hungary and Germany declared war to Russia. Then the Ottoman Empire joined Germany and Austro-Hungary and they created an alliance and some other countries joined as well. After that, Great Britain, Russia and France created an alliance as well, and some other countries also joined their alliance. That's a short summary of how the WW1 started.
The spanish sought to find profit from new land to create more wealth for the mother country.
The prevailing economic theory of mercantilism held that nations could become wealth through the amount of precious metals that they accumulated. The Spanish, just like other Europeans sought to create wealth
Madison argued that the Constitution didn't need a Bill of Rights, that it would create a "parchment barrier" that limited the rights of the people, as opposed to protecting them.
