Why did Germany's break with Russia in 1890 prove to be so serious?
A) Russia became quite suspicious of Germany's motives.
B) France was able to break out of its diplomatic isolation and form an alliance with Russia, the basis of the Triple Entente.
C) BecauseGermany was no longer allied with both Austria-Hungary and Russia, Austria was emboldened by its undivided support from Berlin.
D) Germany's fate was tied ever closer to Austria's.
E) all of the above

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Germany's break with Russia in 1890 had serious implications, including increased suspicion from Russia, France's ability to form an alliance with Russia (breaking out of isolation), emboldening Austria-Hungary due to undivided support from Germany, and tying Germany's fate more closely to Austria's. These developments collectively contributed to the complex alliance systems that were a factor leading up to World War I.

Why Did Germany's Break with Russia in 1890 Prove to Be