In the lead up to World War I, many countries and colonies were forced to join any conflict that broke out in Europe because: Select one:

a.
They did not want to appear weak.

b.
Their sense of honor and justice.

c.
They had agreed to treaties and alliances promising to back one another in war.

d.
They feared the German Empire would take over the region.

c.

Explanation:

There were many treaties that were made because of WWI, and in those treaties, it was necessary (written in the treaty) to back one another up in war.

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hope this : d

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