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The Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

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The Assassination Of Archduke Franz Ferdinand (June 28, 1914)

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The Assassination Of Archduke Franz Ferdinand (June 28, 1914)

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On June 28, 1914, Archduke Franz Ferdinand, who was next in line to rule Austria-Hungary, was shot and killed in Sarajevo along with his wife. The killer, Gavrilo Princip, was a young man who wanted Bosnia to be free from Austria-Hungary’s rule. Th

The killing of Archduke Franz Ferdinand made a lot of countries angry at each other. Soon, a big war started, World War I. Millions of soldiers had to fight, and many people died. Families lost their loved ones, cities were destroyed, and people did not have enough food or safety. Life became very hard for many, and the war changed the world forever.

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The declaration of the war between Austria-Hungary and Serbia

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Austria-Hungary declaring war on Serbia (July 28, 1914)

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Austria-Hungary declaring war on Serbia (July 28, 1914)

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Austria-Hungary blamed Serbia for the killing of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and declared war. This started a fight between the two countries, and soon, many other nations joined in, leading to World War I.

When Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia, it led to a much bigger war, involving many countries. Soldiers were sent to fight, and millions lost their lives. Families were left without fathers, brothers, and sons. Cities and villages were bombed, making it very hard for people to find food and shelter. Many people lived in fear. The war changed the way people lived and affected the world for many years.

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Germany invading Belgium and Luxembourg (August 2, 1914)

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Germany invading Belgium and Luxembourg (August 2, 1914)

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Germany invaded Belgium and Luxembourg as part of its plan to attack France quickly. Germany wanted to pass through these small countries to reach France faster. However, Belgium resisted, and this invasion caused Britain to enter the war against Germany.

The invasion of Belgium and Luxembourg caused a lot of fear and suffering. People had to leave their homes to escape the fighting. Cities were destroyed, and many innocent people were hurt or killed. Life became unsafe and very difficult for everyone living in those countries.

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The Battle of the Somme was a big fight in World War I, between Britain and France against Germany, from July to November 1916. It aimed to break through German lines and help France. Many soldiers died...over one million in total. The battle showed how deadly trench warfare was, with only a small amount of land gained despite huge losses.

The Battle of the Somme caused a lot of pain for people. Many soldiers died or were hurt, and their families were left grieving. It made people realize how terrible war was, especially because so many lives were lost for little land gained

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The U.S. joined World War I on April 6, 1917. Before that, they tried to stay neutral, but Germany attacked American ships, which made the U.S. decide to go to war.

When the U.S. joined World War I, it changed people's lives in many ways. Soldiers went to fight overseas, and families were worried about them. People at home supported the war by working in factories, growing food, and helping with other needs.

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The Treaty of Versailles was signed in 1919 to officially end World War I. It blamed Germany for the war and made them pay heavy fines, lose land, and reduce their army. The treaty aimed to prevent future wars but was very hard on Germany, causing anger and economic problems.

The Treaty of Versailles made life hard for many people, especially in Germany. The country had to pay huge fines, which caused a lot of poor people and job loss. People faced high taxes, and the economy struggled. Many were angry about the treaty, which created political problems and helped leaders like Adolf Hitler rise to power.