Question 5 • OK-Oklahoma History -CA- 37411A
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914 helped trigger World War I, not World War II. High unemployment and economic hardship, dictators taking power in Italy and Germany, and the League of Nations’ failure to stop aggressive expansion all contributed to the conditions leading to World War II. Therefore, “Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated” is the factor that did not lead to World War II.
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