How did Haeckel view the Great War?
As a necessary struggle
As the "first" World War
As a minor conflict
With indifference
Answer
Haeckel, a biologist and philosopher, viewed the Great War as the "first" World War. He believed that the war was a result of the increasing competition between nations for resources, such as land and raw materials. He also believed that the war was a result of the rise of nationalism and militarism in Europe.
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