This question is mostly a matter of opinion. In my opinion, it would not have resulted in World War I. The assassination of the Archduke created a conflict between Serbia and Austria-Hungary. However, because of all of the alliances in Europe at the time, many other countries were dragged into the conflict as well. So, if the alliances were not in place, the war would not have expanded across Europe and become a "World War."
-corrupt treaties and <span>-foreign imperialism</span>
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