Archduke Franz Ferdinand supported Austria-Hungary’s growth and dominance in the region.

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Did Archduke Franz Ferdinand play a significant role in supporting Austria-Hungary's growth and dominance in the region? If so, what specific actions or policies did he advocate that contributed to this expansion?

Mr. Merle Gutmann · Accepted Answer

Balkans they were expanding to the east...

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The answer is "C": The unification of Germany.    I hope this helps ?

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- B. alliances One of the main reasons for WWI was the entangling alliances. Countries would make secret alliances with many other countries. This type of partnership created a tense balance of power which eventually caused a domino effect that resulted in the massive WWI. - C. moral diplomacy Moral Diplomacy was a form of diplomacy that was defended by President Woodrow Wilson during his 1912 election. He defended that the US would only support countries that defended the same beliefs as the US did, as a way to increase the number of democratic countries in the world.June 1914 Archduke Franz Ferdinad of Austria-Hungary is assassinatedMay 7th, 1915 Germany attacks and sinks that British ship RMS Lustania 1916 President Wilson institutes a preparedness plan for the US1917 British intelligence intercepts the Zimmermann telegram

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1. B2.C3. 1st archduke 2nd Germany attacks 3rd president Wilson institutes4th British intelligence intercepts

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Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary was a key player in World War I because it started as a result of his assassination.Explanation:Franz Ferdinand was archduke of Austria, imperial prince of Austria, royal prince of Hungary and Bohemia and, from 1896 until his death, the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne. His murder in Sarajevo on June 28, 1914, precipitated the declaration of war of Austria against Serbia that unleashed the First World War.

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B. Because he was assassinated

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C,the unification of Germany

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D He authorised the use of poison gas on Russia

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The answer is B.Balkan ?

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The correct answer is b) The Balkans.Archduke Franz Ferdinand supported Austria-Hungary’s growth and dominance in the Balkans region.Franz Ferdinand made possible the growth of the Austria-Hungary empire to control the region of the Balkans. But on June 28, 1914, during a visit to Bosnia, he and his wife were assassinated by a Serbian nationalist. For this reason, Austria-Hungary declared the war on Serbia. On the next days, Germany declared war on Russia, invaded France, and this provoked Great Britain which declared war on Germany.

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