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What were BIG causes of World War 1?
The proximate cause of WW1 is the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. There are four main causes of the starting of WW1. They were Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, and Nationalism. In militarism countries aggressively built their nations armed forces. For the alliances, each nation in the allies protected the others. Imperialism is when the countries competed to control other colonies, and nationalism is the devotion to your nation. These are the four main causes of WW1.
What nation that lies primarily in Asia was involved as one of the principle contenders in World War 1?
Turkey. At the time of WW1 it was the center of the Ottoman Empire.
How did the end of World War 1 lead to the beginning of WW11?
WW1 and WW2 were seperate wars. WW2 started by the idealism of Adolf Hitler when he becam füher in 1933. WW1 had little to do with WW2 other then the fact that Germany was seen as a weak and hated nation.
What were the newly formed countries that became an independent nation as a result of ww1?
Lithuania, latvia, estonia, finland, yugoslavia, czechloslovakia. several more but these are the main ones.
Was Archduke Franz Ferdinand the reason of ww1?
yes. the Death of Archduke Franz Ferdinand caused high tensions between Serbia and the Austria-Hungary to snap and spark war. The other nations were dragged into battle due to alliances and ententes they had with Serbia/A.H.
