The increase in military control of the civilian government also increased cooperation among the military staff of the countries of the same camp. ... On that day, the Archduke Francis Ferdinand, heir to the Austrian throne, and his wife were shot dead by a young Serbian student at Sarajevo, the Bosnian capital. ... Austria should know that the war would draw Germany, the country which should take the most responsibility for WW1, into it because Germany had signed the alliance with her. ... Germany did attacked many countries thus turned the small war into world war. So I think these two count...

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The streets were decorated and crowds excited, for the Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife, Sophie, were visiting from Bosnia. ... Though the cheers and happiness turned to cries and distress as both the Archduke and his wife were shot and killed while waving to the crowd. ... Originally a plan was hatched to capture and take over Paris and move east to eventually take over the whole country. ... Australia and Great Britain did play a big part in the War but as Australia was not at threat, the country did not have reason to participate, except to help out their so-called Mother Coun...

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On June 28th 1914, a Bosnian terrorist group known as the Black Hand assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife. ... Multiple countries often struggled against each other to assert dominance on land and at sea. ... Competition between countries was often over which would succeed to overthrow and claim a colony. ... Due to the imperialist ambitions of these countries, the threat of war extended to other countries worldwide. ... Many countries believed in the use of national military force to solve political problems, which influenced countries to join the fight. ...

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Hitler and the Germans are slowly taking over surrounding countries. ... The family consists of the father, the wife and the grandmother. ... Oosterveld goes to get the girls when he realizes what his wife has done. ... The Germans are being driven out of Poland and other countries. ...

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Hitler and the Germans are slowly taking over surrounding countries. ... The family consists of the father, the wife and the grandmother. ... Oosterveld goes to get the girls when he realizes what his wife has done. ... The Germans are being driven out of Poland and other countries. ...

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At the time of the move Woodrow's wife had had two daughters and was expecting a third. ... He totally revamped the University and made it one of the finessed in the country. ... In 1914 Woodrow's wife died and Woodrow married Edith Galt. ... The country had to go to war after that. ...

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The incident with Gavrio killing Franz Ferdinand and wife Sophie started arguments between Germany and Russia. ... Belgium had decided to stay a neutral country and would not let them by, so a battle was broken out and when the Germans had used up all their weapons and supplies, Belgium surrendered. Germany proceeded to France, and because of the alliances the countries had made, because two countries went into fighting, that brought all the other countries into fighting. ...

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The spark that triggered the war was the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary and his wife Sophie on June 24, 1914 by the hands of Gavrilo Princip, a member of the Black Hand in Serbia (Background Essay), but that wasn't one of the deeper causes of WWI. ... The first underlying cause for WWI was the alliance system among the European countries. There are countries in Europe that were evolving at a faster rate than other countries. ... None of the sides were willing to give up on their countries. ... On the other hand, Germany and Austria-Hungary had only a few count...

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The Czar and his wife were still protecting Alexis from falling and getting hurt. ... Grigory came back and was able to relieve the stress of Nick and his wife and heal their son. ... She warned him about his wife possibly being a German spy. ... Czar Nicholas did not listen to his country, and as a result, he was crushed, and the Communists took over and turned Russia into a communist country. ...

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A build-up of military might occurred among European countries before World War 1 broke out. ... By the end of the 1800's, technology enabled countries to fight longer and have greater losses than ever before. ... Alliances could cause a country to go to war against a country it had no argument with. ... The secrecy also increased the chances that a country might guess wrong about the consequences of their actions. ... Archduke Ferdinand: heir to the throne of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and his wife Sophie were shot to death as they rode through the city of Sarajevo in a motorcade. ...

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As people competed to gain territories and build overseas empires, tension within the European countries grew. ... On July 28, 1914, Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia after a member of the Black Hand violence group, murdered Austria-Hungary's heir to the throne of and his wife. ...

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His murder meant that the Habsburg empire would cease to exist and with it, arguably the most powerful country in Europe. The alliances were formed by strong countries such as Russia, Austria, France, Germany, Britain and others; all countries with a strong sense of nationalism that simply would not budge into the demands of the other nations. ... To analyze the power of the alliances created I must first talk about the countries that formed them. ... The block was considerably much more powerful because it included countries with a lot more work force and natural resources than the other one....

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In June 1914, the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, Archduke Franz Ferdinand, and his wife were assassinated by a Serbian nationalist at Sarajevo, Bosnia. ... These three countries were the Entente side during the war. ... Many treaties and alliances were made, which caused a lot of countries to enter into the war. ...

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He kept the U.S. neutral and often visited other countries trying to get them to agree on peace. ... The League of Nations would have members from several countries come together and discuss problems in the world. Many countries liked the idea of a group who would try and prevent wars from happening. ... During this time he fought sickness and his wife continuously begged him not to travel anymore. ... Without President Wilson, the country be are were are today....

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After the fights Serbia became a stronger country than it was before. ... There were alliances between different countries in Europe-- When a country feels a threat it looks for friends to help it. The alliances between the strong countries were what divided Europe into two armed camps where the smaller countries were connected to the alliances, but not official members. ... On June 28 the archduke and his wife were driving in the streets of Sarajevo. ... The nationalism and imperialism were the most important causes, in my opinion, since empires do not let the national groups in their countr...

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The effects of The Great War may still be in our and European countries today. ... Austria-Hungary opposed this union, so to draw attention to the issue of Bosnian sovereignty, "Black Hand" activist Gavrilo Princip, kills Archduke Franz Ferdinand (future leader of Austria-Hungary) and his wife (the duchess) Sophia. ...

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This is comparable to Odysseus who wanted to leave the utopian island of Kalypso to return home to Ithaca and his wife. ... While Conway, Barnard and Miss Brinklow find Shangri-la a satisfying place to live, Mallinson intensely desires to leave and return home to his family, friends, and country. ... This is similar to Odysseus; had Odysseus not wished to be back with his beloved wife one can guess he would have been content to remain on Ogygia with Kalypso. ...

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Germany believed that revolution was disaster to a country and by allowing Lenin and his compatriots to return they were helping to spreading Revolution. ... There are several factors which isolated the Tsar and ignited the revolution: the Tsar's role is commander in Chief linked the failure of the army with the monarchy; the role of Nicholas's wife, a German and Rasputin, a suspected German agent, created much hatred as they took control while the Tsar was at war; the state of the army, trained inefficiently and affected by lack of food and supplies, deteriorated; the failure of the...

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World war I officially started on June 28th, 1914, when the Archduke and heir of the Australia Hungary throne, Franz Ferdinand, and his wife Sofia were assassinated. World War I was known as the European war but soon, countries beyond Europe's border became involved in the upheaval. ... World War I brought many changes in America, for example it solidified Americas position as one of the worlds countries super powers, it brought international politics, many advancements in weapons like the introduction of tanks and machine guns. ...

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Germany believed that revolution was disaster to a country and by allowing Lenin and his compatriots to return they were helping to spreading Revolution. ... There are several factors which isolated the Tsar and ignited the revolution: the Tsar's role is commander in Chief linked the failure of the army with the monarchy; the role of Nicholas's wife, a German and Rasputin, a suspected German agent, created much hatred as they took control while the Tsar was at war; the state of the army, trained inefficiently and affected by lack of food and supplies, deteriorated; the failure of the...

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This is unlike Jack, who until he meets his wife, sees women as something to conquer. ... Davy describes this as " an important ratchet in Jack's destiny, it was that job in the Wimmera that closed the door upon his youth forever and that gave him the woman who was to become his wife.... When he asks the interviewees about this, the mother replies," your country doesn't want the Jews, only their money. ...

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For he was man too, he too had a wife and children at home; he too was pulled out of his home to fight for a cause he didn't understand. ... They were not fighting because they held a strong passion for their country, or felt deeply for the cause of the war. ... This war had no meaning to them; they lacked enthusiasm in fighting for their country. ... It is the leaders of the countries who hold conflicts and lure their men into risking their lives. ...

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Plans arouse to assassinate Rasputin, as he was making terrible decisions for the countries welfare. ... He heavily relied on his wife, the Tsarina, to make his decisions for him. ... Many of the citizens within Russia did not like the decisions being made, and this led to revolts and riots all around the country. ... The differences between Russia and the other forces were put aside as Russians joined the war to defend their home country against the Germans. ...

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Roosevelt extended the Monroe Doctrine in 1904 and declared that the United States would not allow any non-American intervention in Latin-American affairs and also police the area in order to guarantee that these countries met their obligations, this was the beginning of the American "philosophy". ... On June 28, 1914, Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the throne of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and his wife were assassinated in Sarajevo, Serbia. ... Any country whose people conduct themselves well can count upon our hearty friendship. ... If every country washed by the Carribean Sea would...

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During World War I, men were conscripted to fight for their country in the trenches. ... Although these appliances were initially targeted at an upper class, they changed the life of the house working middle-class wife forever. ...

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