The graphic organizer shows the balance of power created by the alliance system in Europe prior to World War I. Which factor most affected the balance of power and led to the start of World War I? Territorial disputes in the Balkans led the Triple Alliance to attack the Triple Entente. Economic disputes in Europe led the Triple Entente to attack the Triple Alliance. Ethnic unrest in the Balkans and Ottoman Empire caused conflict between the alliances. Uprisings in many of the colonized regions of Africa caused conflict between the alliances.
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World War I started in 1914 and continued till November 2018. Almost 17 million people were killed in this great war.
Franz Ferdinand was Archduke of Austria and Hungry. He was assassinated by a group of assassins. This was the immediate cause that led the world to the 1st World War.
The assassins ware sent by a terrorist group. The group belonged to Serbia. The terrorist group was known as The Black Hand. They assassinated Franz the Archduke in June 1914.
Other immediate causes include
- Alliances
⇒ Russia and Serbia
⇒ Germany and Austria-Hungry
⇒ France and Russia
⇒ Britain, France, and Belgium
⇒ Japan and Britain
- Imperialism
- Militarism
- Nationalism
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