What impact did Serbia's sense of nationalism have on tensions in Europe prior to world war 1?

• it causes Russia to abandon its support of Serbia

•it led to an alliance between Serbia and Austria-Hungary

•it led to the assassination of the archduke of Austria

• it caused Serbia to declare war on Austria-Hungary

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Lucia Durham

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13 January, 12:53

What impact did Serbia's sense of nationalism have on tensions in Europe prior to world war 1?

• it causes Russia to abandon its support of Serbia

•it led to an alliance between Serbia and Austria-Hungary

•it led to the assassination of the archduke of Austria

• it caused Serbia to declare war on Austria-Hungary

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Pablo Hodge · Answer 1

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•it led to the assassination of the archduke of Austria

the immediate cause of the ww1 was the assassination of archduke Ferdinand and his wife sofia, by a Serbian nationalist from Bosnia in Sarajevo. the archduke was the heir to the Austria-Hungary throne. The Austrian suspected the Serbian authority was involved and gave the Serbian an ultimatum to produce the killers. when it was not honored the declared war on Serbia, and things spilled out of control.