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Before the war, angered many by trying to expand its power in Europe. The of Archduke Franz Ferdinand sparked the start of the war. In response to this event, Austria-Hungary invaded and the war began. During World War I, England, France, and Russia made up the .

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Before the war, Austria-Hungary angered many by trying to expand its power in Europe.

The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand sparked the start of the war.

In response to this event, Austria-Hungary invaded and Serbia, the war began.  

During World War I, England, France, and Russia made up the Allied Powers .

  • The First World War was fought in 1914.
  • Countries in Europe began to form alliances after the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the heir of Austria-Hungary.
  • The assassination of the Austria-Hungary heir was the result of their expanding power in Europe.
  • The response from Austria-Hungary was to invade Serbia which led to dividing European countries in two.
  • Nations formed alliances in Europe known as Allies and Central Powers.

Therefore we can conclude that the shooting of Archduke Franz Ferdinand ignited the first world war in Europe.

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