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What mistake did Franz Ferdinand make?

Why did Austria-Hungary declare war on Serbia?

World War 1 (first part)

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A quick overview of the first World War.

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Why did Austria-Hungary declare war on Serbia?
Because of a different foreign policy
Because of impossible demands
Because of a loan that went wrong
Because of the murder attempt on Franz Ferdinand
2
What mistake did Franz Ferdinand make?
He returned to visit injured officers.
He was injured and went to a hospital.
He returned to find his attackers.
He got out of the car.
3
Why were the ethnic Germans in the US not very happy?
Germany decared war on the US
Germany committed atrocities
Germany was at war with Britain
Germany was at war with France
4
What was NOT a reason to start a war?
troubles between France and Germany
the poverty in Europe
the strong navy of the Germans
advanced military technology
5
Why did Germany have difficulties on the eastern front?
Austria-Hungary ignores their advice
Austria-Hungary lost many soldiers
Austria-Hungary was no longer an ally
Austria-Hungary was defeated by Russia
6
Why did Britain declare war on Germany?
Germany had attacked Serbia
Germany had attacked France
Germany had attacked Britain
Germany had attacked Belgium
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Why was a French soldier easily discovered?
Because of his red uniform
Because of his red trousers
Because of his red helmet
Because of his red boots
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Why did Germany have to withdraw in France?
The soldiers were tired
France had the support of the US
Because of a gap in the lines
They had no more artillery
9
What is barbed wire?
Prikkeldraad
Een soort booby trap
Bomkrater
Modderpoel
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Why was Belgium invaded?
Belgium was in conflict with Germany
There were too many French soldiers along the German border
There were French forts along the German border
Belgium was too close with France