As the Austro-Hungarian empire weakened, Balkan nationalism grew as many in these quickly developing nations sought independence.

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Con: Serbian nationalism was pushed into the mainstream as a result of widespread security concerns, stemming from Austro-Hungarian violence, and attempts at sabotage.

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Pro: Austria-Hungary was insistent on punishing Serbia for the assassination of Franz Ferdinand during the July Crisis, so as to repudiate and harm pan-Slavic groups.

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Pro: Inspired by the newly independant Serbia, seperatists became increasingly violent.

What caused World War One?

As the Austro-Hungarian empire weakened, Balkan nationalism grew as many in these quickly developing nations sought independence.

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Inspired by the newly independant Serbia, seperatists became increasingly violent.

Austria-Hungary was insistent on punishing Serbia for the assassination of Franz Ferdinand during the July Crisis, so as to repudiate and harm pan-Slavic groups.

Serbian nationalism was pushed into the mainstream as a result of widespread security concerns, stemming from Austro-Hungarian violence, and attempts at sabotage.

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As the Austro-Hungarian empire weakened, Balkan nationalism grew as many in these quickly developing nations sought independence.

Pro claim 1, children below

Inspired by the newly independant Serbia, seperatists became increasingly violent.

Pro claim 2

Austria-Hungary was insistent on punishing Serbia for the assassination of Franz Ferdinand during the July Crisis, so as to repudiate and harm pan-Slavic groups.

Con claim 1

Serbian nationalism was pushed into the mainstream as a result of widespread security concerns, stemming from Austro-Hungarian violence, and attempts at sabotage.