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Austria-Hungary saw the
assassination of Franz Ferdinand by Serbia's government (people: immediate cause) as a direct attack on their government. The Austria-Hungary government demanded to be a part of the investigation  in Serbia, while Serbia rejected the request (institutions and organizations: partly significant). Austria-Hungary gained the help of Germany, and Serbia with Russia and Great Britain (and France). Russia was hungry for popularity in the military side , and Germany was also boasting a large army. Each country could not back down, so they began assembling their armies.

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- franz Ferdinand was assassinated by a serbian and AH blamed the serbian government for the attack and declared war
- AH saw the attack on their archduke as an attack on AH government as a whole
- AH & Germany vs UK, Serbia, Russia and France became a world war
- essentially AH vs Serbia, but allies were brought in and no country would
CAUSES
immediate
- assassination
- alliances --> to form a balance of power
- governmental feuds
- Race for power betweenBritain, France, Russia, AH, German
- stubbornness (nobody would back down or give in)

TXTBK PAGES
- "an attack on one is an attack on all"
- "european keg exploded, the countries honoured their alliance commitments and wwI began"
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- Franz Ferdinand was killed by Serbian assassins that the Serbian Government claimed they had nothing to do with
- That caused some issues (and beef) between Austria-Hungary and Serbia
- Due to alliances, other European countries were drawn in and since they had colonies all over the world, it become a world war

underlying:
-religion

immediate:
-Franz Ferdinand assassination
-alliances between countries

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- Franz Ferdinand got assassinated (immediate - event) by Serbian people because Serbia wanted all the other Slavic people to join them to make a great Serbia (underlying - ideas and beliefs).
- Then Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia because they wanted to set an example to all the colonies within its control seeking independence (underlying - ideas and beliefs) and because Serbia didn't agree to their ultimatum (immediate - event).
- Serbia then allied with Russia, which led to Austria-Hungary allying with Germany.
- Then France and Britain joined Serbia ad Russia.

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The assassins saw Ferdinand as the oppresser to the Serbian people and thought by killing Ferdinand it would scare his people out of Serbia. the AH wanted to make a deal with Serbia but then Serbia declined so AH declared war on Serbia. The different allies that helped the different countries resulted to them going to war aswell.

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Assassination of ArchDuke Franz Ferdinand lead to a world war because Austria-Hungary warned Serbia that if they didn't follow certain orders, they would declare war on Serbia. Serbia didn't comply with the orders so Austria Hungary declared war on Serbia. Both countries had alliances who joined in to fight in the war. Germany allied with Austria-Hungary, while France, Russia, and Britain allied with Serbia. News of war travelled overseas to other nations who joined in to fight in the war.

Immediate Causes:
Assassination of Franz Ferdinand

Underlying Causes:

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-The Serbian Government was blamed for the  assassination of the Austria-Hungarian Archduke

-Some historians believe the war began when Austria-Hungary allied with Germany before declaring war with Serbia.

-The immediate cause was the assassination of Franz Ferdinand which outraged the Austria-Hungary King- Franz's Uncle

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The asassanation of Franz Ferdinand lead to a WW b/c AH as a whole were very upset because they thought that Serbia had ordered for him to be killed, this lead AH to invade Serbia which lead Russia to attack, and that then lead Germany to step in therefore France had to deploy there soldiers as well leading to World War 1.

underlying:
-religion
-tension between cultures
- past feuds?

Immediate :
-politics
-asassanation
-gangs
-serbia not agreeing to terms (refusal)