Central Powers

Archduke Franz Ferdinand was Assassinated in Serbia.

Germany, Austria-Hungary and Turkey

well the Germans used subs to sink boats supplying England

Bulgaria

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In my history class, the teacher explained what happened as Ferdinand was shot in the heart. However, I've found quite a few sites that explain him being shot in the neck and his wife in the abdomen. The best way to gain your information with a reliable source (since you can't always trust the internet), is to get books of some sort from your local library or order them online or at a book store. Hope this helps!

Gavrilo Princip who was a member of a gang called "The Black Hand." He plotted with other gang members to kill the Archduke but when plans failed he went to eats a sandwhich. Ironically the motor vehicle carrying the Archduke and his wife Sophie had passed the sandwhich shop where Gavrilo then pulled out a pistol and shot them both.

Austria

Kaiser Wilhem II was the leader of Germany during World War 1. He was related to George V of Britain and Nicholas II of Russia. His grandmother was Queen Victoria.

Someone from the small group "Black Hand".

The Balkans were somewhat of a powder keg at the time; they were small, relatively weak nations, (well, compared to the powers like Germany and Russia), in a desirable location, close to Europe's center. A lot of the nations wanted to seize these countries for their own. Russia wanted to protect the Balkans due to their Slavic beliefs, or maybe they just wanted to help the underdog. This made Russia a natural enemy of Germany and Austria-Hungary. Because of the treaty between Russia and France, this brought France into the issue too, which pitted great nations against one another.

They supplied the central powers with more troops and supplies, not to mention their positioning that left Germany vulnerable to attacks.

Austria-Hungary issued an ultimatum to Serbia to fix the damage. The demands were harsh. Russia stepped into the conflict to help Serbia. Fearing an attack from Austria's ally Germany, Russia began to mobilize troops to the Russo-German border. Germany took it as a threat and responded with a declaration of war and an inavsion of Belgium. World War I had its start.

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1914.

No, the Central Powers consisted of the German Empire, the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the Ottoman Empire, and the Kingdom of Bulgaria.

To ensure Allied repayment of debts to the United states and to prevent the Germans from threatening U.S. shipping.

it ws the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

because the Serbs of Bosnia wanted independence but the Archduke didn't let them.So Gavrilo Princip (who is part of the black hand gang) shot him in the neck and also shot his pregnant wife in the stomach.They both died.

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it was austria being angry fron Archdukes death as they needed an heir.serbia is friends with russia so austria couldnt fight serbia and russia therefore they ask germany for help to figt serbiaand russia.austria made a plan that it would attack france first for their land but they had to go throw belgium to get to francebut then britain was friends with belguim so they helped belguim. and thats the basic i hopei answered your question

if mexico invaded america, and if the central powers were victorious, then Mexico would receive as payment the land that the usa stole by war in 1846 under President Polk.

why do you think the religious tensions that developed during the reformation among european nations spread to the americas.

No, the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand started the war.