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MYP History Causes of Major Conflicts Flashcards

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What is the basic relationship between long-term tensions and short-term triggers in causing major wars?

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Long-term tensions (such as rivalry, arms races, and hatred) build up pressure between states over many years. A short-term trigger (like an assassination or invasion) then suddenly releases this pressure, turning a local crisis into a large-scale war.

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Causes of major conflicts

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