Western Europe In The Late 19th Century

Many key factors played a role in the starting of the war which brought problems to many nations. World War I started because of militarism. According to document D, “The Dual Alliance Between Austria- Hungary and Germany,” Germany made an alliance with Austria-Hungary and it also stated,”Should…

World War I started because of the assassination of Francis Ferdinand, heir to the Austrian throne, which was done by the Serbian Black Hand because he wanted to make the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy into a Triple Monarchy with Serbia. Austria wanted to destroy Serbia due to the

The start of the war was because a serbian assassin which no one knows who it was. After that Austria-Hungary was sure that it was the serbian government but they did not want to start a war until they knew that Germany had their back. The only problem with declaring war on serbia was that Russian supported them so the Russian allies such as Britain and France they soon would be involved in the war as well. On August 4, 1914, German troops crossed the border into Belgium. This would spark the first battle of the war, as they assaulted the city of Liege.

There is a seemingly endless list of reasons why WWI started but their were 3 main ones that caused the war to escalate into such an international one. The first reason is Alliances this is an important one because most of the countries that became large parts of this war weren’t directly involved in the original conflict. But, were involved through alliance and backing up their “little brother.” The next reason was the Arms Race because Germany especially had began creating new, bigger, and better weapons that could kill more people faster than older guns and other weapons. After that those weapons were created countries began creating all the new weapons in bulk. This made them kinda want to “show off” their new arsenal of fancy, new, better, guns (causing them to be a bit more “antsy” for war). The next and final reason was The Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria. Although the actual assassination of the Archduke wouldn't have been very important to the war at any other time. But, his assassination at this time caused the war to actually begin because all the countries have been at each other's necks just waiting for any reason to start a war.

The war started with the assassination of Franz Ferdinand, the Archduke of Austria on June 28, 1914, by Slav nationals when the Archduke was in Sarajevo. As Serbia declared war against Vienna, the governments of France and Russia quickly became involved. Germany quickly entered into the fray, opposing France and Russia. Shortly thereafter, Great Britain took the side of France and Russia forming the Entente Alliance.

World War I started because Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife were shot by a young Serbian student named Gavrilo Princip. Bosnia did not like being ruled by Austria-Hungary. Austria declared war on Serbia. Russia is going to help Serbia because most of them are Slaviks like Russians. Germany wants to invade Russia but they need to get through France but France's borders are too strong so they will invade Belgium since it is right ntext to France. Great Britain is obligated to help Belgium since they are allies so Great Britain enters the war as well.

There are several events that led up to World War I but despite these causes it was still very complex. Prior to World War I, alliances were set up through the Europe. These alliances meant that if one country went to war then the other country would have to defend them as well. Imperialism, and the quest for domination, also pushed countries into the war. Because of the competition among countries to acquire other territories, it created conflict. Another cause that led up to the war was when the Slavic people in Bosnia and Herzegovina, no longer wanted to be part of Austria Hungary but rather wanted to be part of Serbia. In 1914, the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand led Austria Hungary to declare war on Serbia. Due to the alliances

The assassination of the Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand was the main motivation for starting the war. After Ferdinand’s assassination, Austria declared war on Serbia. Then, Russia prepared in order to defend its ally, Serbia. Germany declared war on Russia to Protect Austria. This caused France to declare war on Germany

On June 28, 1914 Archduke Ferdinad and his wife were assassinated when visiting Sarajevo , Bosina by a Serbian member . Austria declared war on Serbia on July 28th. That was the immediate cause of World War I but there was a bigger reason. World War I began August 1, 1914. There are four main reasons that sparked this war. The four main causes were militarism, alliances , imperialism , and nationalism . Militarism is when a country has to keep a strong military and prepare for war . Soldiers should be ready to defend themselves from enemies at the other trench. Alliances were agreements countries formed to protect one another . In 1914 there were two types of alliances. It was a Triple Alliance and the Triple Entente. Germany, Austria-Hungary ,and Italy were part of the Triple Alliance. Great Britain, Russia ,and France were part of the Triple Entente. They've made promises that they will protect one another in their group. Where one country fights the other joins. When world war one starts the group changes. Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire became the Central Powers. Great Britain Russia and France became the Allies. Italy left the Central Powers because they accuse their former alliance for unjustifiy of starting the war so Italy joined the Allies. Imperialism is to dominate another country like how Austria did Serbia. Austria provided Serbia with several demands. Serbia listened to most of them but not all. That is what caused the tension between these

World War I was sparked by the assassination of Archduke of Austria Hungary, Franz Ferdinand. Gavrilo Princip, A member of the terroristic group, The Black hand, is responsible for the death of the Archduke, and his wife. With this happening, almost immediately Austria- Hungary wants to declare war on Serbia, where his death happened. Allies of each country go to defend one another, with Russia moving in to defend Serbia, and Germany moving in to help Austria-Hungary. France moves to help Russia, and July 28, 1914, is when Austria-Hungary pulls the trigger, and goes to war with Serbia. Each country has their allies defending them, and battling on the other side.

World War I started on July 28, 1914, when Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia. This ostensibly small dispute between two countries dispersed rapidly: soon thereafter, Russia,Germany, France, and Great Britain were all drawn into the war, for the most part because they were engaged in treaties that obligated them to fend for other nations. Western and eastern front line quickly opened along the borders of Austria-Hungary and Germany.

What actually started the war was the alliances between countries. Countries in Europe formed alliances with each other (e.g., Russia, Britain, and France in the Triple Entente and Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy in the Triple Alliance) (Doc A). The countries in the Entente all blamed Germany for the war and felt the need to intervene (Doc B). Germany was backing up Austria-Hungary and Russia was backing up Serbia whom were in a spat. Which lead to invasions and more friends of these countries joining the war to aide them.

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