To understand why the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand was a major cause of the First World War.

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To understand why the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand was a major cause of the First World War.

The First World War The First World War began in July 1914. It ended on 11th November 1918. Today, we hold Remembrance Day on 11th November to remember all those that have fought in wars across the world and all those who have lost their lives.

Alliances Between Countries In the 1900s, many countries began to set up alliances with each other. This meant that the countries would support one another and defend each other in case of war. There were two main alliances: The Triple Entente - This was an agreement between Britain, France and Russia. The Central Powers - This was an agreement between Germany and Austria-Hungary.

The Assassination Of Archduke Franz Ferdinand The assassination of the Austrian, Archduke Franz Ferdinand, caused a series of events to occur. These events led to the outbreak of the First World War in June 1914. But why was this event so important?

Who Was Archduke Franz Ferdinand? Franz Ferdinand was born in a city called Graz in Austria. He was born on 18th December 1863. He became heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary after the death of his father and cousin.

The Assassination Plan Serbia and Bosnia were both regions south of Austria-Hungary. They were not ruled by their own king or queen, but by the leader of Austria-Hungary. Some of the Serbian and Bosnian people did not want to be ruled by another country and wanted their own leader.

The Assassination Plan A group of Serbian men called ‘The Black Hand’ decided to attempt to assassinate Franz Ferdinand while he was visiting Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina. They recruited a Bosnian assassin called Gavrilo Princip. He was the man who eventually killed Franz Ferdinand.

The Assassination On 28th June 1914, Franz Ferdinand and his wife, Sophie, were visiting Serbia. They were travelling within a group of vehicles called a motorcade. There were lots of people along the route who all wanted to see the future king and queen.

The Assassination The Black Hand had several people set up along the route to try and kill the Archduke. While they were on the way to the town hall, a man threw a bomb at the car. However, the bomb bounced off the car and the Archduke and his wife were at that point unharmed.

The Assassination After this attempt, it was decided that the Archduke’s convoy should change their route in case there were other people trying to kill him. Unfortunately though, on the return route, the motorcade took a wrong turn and Gavrilo Princip was able to take a clear shot at the Archduke. Franz Ferdinand and his wife were both tragically killed.

Why Did This Lead to the First World War? The Austria-Hungary government threatened to go to war with Serbia as it was people from their country that had killed their future king. Russia were on the side of Serbia. Austria-Hungary placed demands on Serbia. When these were not met, they declared war.

Why Did This Lead to the First World War? Due to the alliances between countries, this meant that Germany defended Austria-Hungary. Germany then declared war on Russia to support Austria-Hungary. Consequently, France joined the conflict to help their ally Russia. Subsequently, Germany declared war on France.

Why Did This Lead to the First World War? On 4th August 1914, Britain then entered the war to help their allies Russia and France. The First World War had officially begun.