How was peace kept in europe until 1914 despite the rapid buildup of armies and weapons? question 3 options:
a. through a system of military alliances that divided europe into two camps b. through economic agreements that recognized the interdependence of
nations
c. through shared naval coastal and river patrols to guard against sneak attacks d. through an emphasis on the peaceful beliefs of the major religions

The way that peace kept in Europe despite rapid buildup of armies and weapons is:  B. through economic agreements that recognized the interdependence of   nations

Because of this interdependence, countries in Europe aware that attacking another countries might somehow damage one sector of their economy. On top of that, trade relations build up the feeling of comradely among the Europeans that make them see each other as allies rather rivals.

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