How can be the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand be described?

A. It ended the war

B. It is the cause of the war

C. It is the last event before the war starts

D. All of the Above.

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Magdalena Jensen

26 July, 13:23

How can be the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand be described?

A. It ended the war

B. It is the cause of the war

C. It is the last event before the war starts

D. All of the Above.

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Anna Mcneil · Answer 1

Answer: C. It is the last event before the war starts

Explanation: Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated on June 28, 1914, and exactly a month later, World War 1 began. Many events, however, preceded the Archduke's death, for example German unification, the Berlin Conference, and Austria's claiming of Bosnia. Therefore, the assassination of the Archduke was simply a catalyst to the war.

Amina Maxwell · Answer 2

Answer: i think the answer more tha likely would be B.

Explanation: i just know

How can be the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand be described?A. It ended the warB. It is the cause of the warC. It is the last event before the war startsD. All of the Above.

How can be the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand be described?

A. It ended the war

B. It is the cause of the war

C. It is the last event before the war starts

D. All of the Above.