4. What warnings and ultimatums did European countries issue in the summer of 1914?

Austrian - Serbia: Many of the demands were so extreme that Serbia had no choice but to reject some of them; result: Austria-Hungary declared was on Serbia.

Germany - Russia: The German government warned Russia that it must stop its mobilization; result: Russia refused, Germany declared war on Russia

Germany - France: Under the Schlieffen Plan, Germany could not go to war against Russia; result: Germany declared war on France

Germany - Belgium: Germany demanded the right of German troops to pass through Belgium, even though it was a neutral nation.

Great Britain - Germany: Britain was upset that Germany violated Belgian neutrality and concerned about maintaining its own world power.; result: Great Britain declared war on Germany.

All of the great nations were now at war.

Explanation:

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