The causes of World War One are often debated, and there is no clear answer. Statesmen in Europe at all levels (from monarchs to generals) were responsible for many of the decisions that led to the war and made mistakes in planning and execution. But there is no denying that Europe’s massive population growth over heardle the course of the 19th century was a major factor.
A definitive answer to the question of what sparked World War One has eluded historians for a long time. Many decisions that contributed to the conflict were made and errors in planning and execution were made by European statesmen at all levels (from kings to generals). A big contributor, though, was unquestionably Europe's enormous population boom in the second half of the nineteenth century. Heardle
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