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To what extend was the arms race a cause of WW1? Well it has been argued many times what impact the arms race actually had on the outbreak of WW1. Some believe it didn't have such an impact on the outbreaks of the war since the existence of an enormous and well-equipped army and navy force wouldn't have made it any more or less likely for the war to happen. Others, on the other hand believe, that if it wasn't for each country having such a powerful and strong army and navy force, the great powers would have lacked on confidence to attack one another. Yes indeed, the great powers invested more and more money into their army force, navy force, and their defensive equipments, to be able to feel more powerful and bring their confidence up. Anyhow, the arms race began between Britain and Germany. It was vitally important for Britain...

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