Causes of WWI
Nationalism was one of the biggest factors in the primary outbreak of the war. A group of Serbians, named the Black Hand, wanted Serbia to become an independent nation. They believed the best way of this happening would be to assassinate archduke Franz Ferdinand. This led to outbreaks, and many different countries declaring war on each other. The assassination of Franz Ferdinand was another one of the greatest causes to World War I. The archduke was meant to be assassinated by a Serbian group that thought the act would of helped them in their goal to make the country independent. Ironically, however, the archduke supported Serbia in this goal, so their actions were questioned. This began a chain of events that leads
Nationalism was one of the biggest factors in the primary outbreak of the war. A group of Serbians, named the Black Hand, wanted Serbia to become an independent nation. They believed the best way of this happening would be to assassinate archduke Franz Ferdinand. This led to outbreaks, and many different countries declaring war on each other. The assassination of Franz Ferdinand was another one of the greatest causes to World War I. The archduke was meant to be assassinated by a Serbian group that thought the act would of helped them in their goal to make the country independent. Ironically, however, the archduke supported Serbia in this goal, so their actions were questioned. This began a chain of events that leads