Lil6AprincesCh Lil6AprincesCh

20-01-2016
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What was “the spark” that ignited World War I? *

Assassination of Franz Ferdinand

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USS Maine explosion

Russian Revolution

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HistoryGuy HistoryGuy

23-01-2016

The "spark" that ignited World War I was the "Assassination of Franz Ferdinand," since this set off a wide range of diplomatic repercussions due to an incredibly complex alliance system that existed within Europe at the time.

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Anonymous Anonymous

24-01-2016

Assassination of Franz Ferdinand was “the spark” that ignited World War I

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