If there had not been a system of military alliances in place in Europe in 1914, would the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand have resulted in World War I? Explain your answer. I need some help pleas

There would not been a world war if there had not been a system of military alliances in place in Europe in 1914, the assassination of Ferdinand was clearly not the cause of the war, but the catalyst. Tension had been rising between the European powers for many years.

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