Hand Of Fate World War I was caused by tensions between European countries who were driven by self-centered races to compete for superiority in order to ensure their security, the system ally who connected powerful countries to one of the two camps that eventually transformed into fighting forces through the immense turmoil of Europe, and the creation of the terrorist organization called the Black Hand, born of rage Serbian and led to the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand which finally broke the sanity of the paranoid forces. Impulsive anger has taken hold of all Europeans intoxicated by nationalist emotions. Even a superstitious leader's 7 lucky charms couldn't stop the dog from biting the hand of fate. Europe's multiple "isms" pushed all countries to improve economically and politically and gain the reputation they were due. so desperately wanted. The fever of industrialization that struck England quickly spread to those who witnessed its power. And with that came reforms and new ideas, like the creation of capitalism. And in a short time, all the major energy groups were fighting for economic and technological progress. The British realized this and realized they were losing the race. To advance, they used colonies to obtain more resources and support their economy. Imperialism was born from this and, like industrialism, other European countries seized the opportunity to adopt it. With land and territory pushed against legal and moral boundaries, tensions quickly came to a boil. When such powerful government forces move so quickly, even the slightest rock in the road can cause death within minutes. After questioning the assassins, the AHE relayed the plans to the Serbian general. AHE declared war on Serbia and the alliance system took place. The Great War, World War I, finally emerged from the depths of chaos. World War I was engineered from advances in economic and political technology, the alliance system that pinned Europe against itself, and the terrorist organization called the Black Hand that lit the match on the dry grass of tension. The chain of events that occurred were all based on chance and low probability, which raises the question of whether fate rules and whether or not we can control them. Is it worth fighting to change the future, or are we all guinea pigs of the future? For we cannot touch the hand of fate, but it can touch us.