Question

Archduke Franz Ferdinand, shown here with his wife and family, was assassinated by a Serbian who believed in a desire for independence from rule by foreign countries and a belief in the superiority of his culture. The assassination triggered World War I.
What word describes this

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Answer 1

The word that best describes the context of Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination and the desire for independence from foreign rule is **nationalism**. Nationalism refers to a strong identification with and pride in one's nation, often accompanied by a desire for independence or self-governance. In this case, the assassin's motivations were rooted in a nationalist desire for independence from Austro-Hungarian rule.