How did Romania position itself at the Crown Council of Sinaia in August 1914 upon the outbreak of World War I?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Armed neutrality (neutralitate armată)
- Step 1: Romania remained neutral for two years to negotiate territorial recognition of Transylvania and Bucovina. Answer: Armed neutrality (neutralitate armată). Why not the others: Despite King Carol I's preference for the 1883 treaty, Prime Minister Ion I.C. Brătianu upheld armed neutrality.
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