The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria is held as the origin of the war, though their were many other causes such as the imperialistic foreign policies of the world in that time. A month after Ferdinand was killed Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia, setting off a chain of alliances across the entire globe. The war spread to the nation's colonies as well.
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| - World War I (Early Colonization)
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| - The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria is held as the origin of the war, though their were many other causes such as the imperialistic foreign policies of the world in that time. A month after Ferdinand was killed Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia, setting off a chain of alliances across the entire globe. The war spread to the nation's colonies as well.
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| - World Powers
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30px Normandy
30px Germany
30px Austria-Hungary
30px China
30px Bulgaria
30px Ottoman Empire
30px Italy
30px Celtic Union
- World Entente
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30px Great Britain
30px France
30px Russian Empire
30px Japan
30px Wales
30px Serbia
30px Belgium
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Result
| - World Power victory;
*End of Russian, British, and French Empires
*Formation of new countries in North Brendania, Europe, and Africa
*Colonies in Africa given to Germany and Scandinavia, British Australia given to Polynesia, Russian Far East is given to China
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Place
| - Europe, Africa, Middle East, North Brendania, South Brendania, Asia, Australia, and the Pacific Islands
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| - The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria is held as the origin of the war, though their were many other causes such as the imperialistic foreign policies of the world in that time. A month after Ferdinand was killed Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia, setting off a chain of alliances across the entire globe. The war spread to the nation's colonies as well.
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