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Great Britain entered World War I when Germany invaded a neutral country on its way to attack France. Which neutral country did Germany invade? A. Serbia B. Belgium C. Switzerland D. the Netherlands
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User: Great Britain entered World War I when Germany invaded a neutral country on its way to attack France. Which neutral country did Germany invade? A. Serbia B. Belgium C. Switzerland D. the Netherlands

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Great Britain entered World War I when Germany invaded a neutral country on its way to attack France. The neutral country that Germany invaded was Belgium.
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