Throughout history, the loser had always been the ultimate evil, especially in a
world war, in Germany's case. However, it is true that Germany did have
responsibilities of starting the war, although she was not the one who sparked
initial dispute. She was taking part in the imperialistic game, which made
other overseas empires. She was building an enormous navy, which irritated
wanted to maintain the '2 power standard'. She was rising economically and
which also antagonized the great powers of Europe. The attitude of Kaiser
was a factor. Her growing powers and allies forced Britain to join the French and
Russians to balance out the power. Finally, when Germany signed the 'blank
Austria, which backed Austria up to do what he otherwise wouldn't do, caused
spark of the Great War. The Schlieffen Plan also caused the outbreak of the
Germany to declare war on France, who then was still neutral, and to step on
soil, land which Britain swore to protect.
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