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Primary Sources- Time Machine (1914): Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand starts WWI

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Read the passage Time Machine (1914): Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand starts WWI. Then answer the questions below.
Read the passage Time Machine (1914): Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand starts WWI. Then answer the questions below.
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Question 1
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According to the source, how did the Austria-Hungary government respond to the assassination of Franz Ferdinand?

Question 2
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Which historical questions does this source BEST answer? Select two correct answers.

Question 3
3.

Drag each quote into the correct box based on whether it references a short-term or long-term cause of the war in Europe.

  • "Such a war could draw in all of Europe due to the complicated alliances between European countries."
  • "If Serbia was unwilling to meet the demands, Austria-Hungary would declare war."
  • "The real reasons for the war have to do with the long and ancient quarrel for "a place in the sun," a place for each nation to put its feet in the crowded land."
  • "By killing the archduke, Prinzip set in motion a war that now threatens to suck in all of Europe."
  • Short-term cause
  • Long-term cause
What were causes of World War I?
How did an average citizens react to the assassination of Franz Ferdinand?
How did the other countries in Europe respond to the assassination of Franz Ferdinand?
How did the U.S. respond to the events in Europe in 1914?