What was the smallest reason something big happened?
What was the smallest reason something big happened?
Liam Diaz
Nicholas Rodriguez
>semen
>Hitler
Connor Diaz
fpbp
Brayden Sanchez
Gavrilo Princip deciding to go get a sandwich and bumping into the Archduke
Nicholas Rogers
haha I remember learning that in history class.
Dominic Parker
A guy sneezed on some natives, all of them died.
Julian Bennett
we got the romans to crucify some blasphemous nobody for us, but now da goyim won't shut up about him
Joshua Russell
The King of Hungary chose a shoddy chair.
Christian Martinez
barbarossa falling off his horse
Chase Morales
>William III of England died in 1702 from injuries received after his horse tripped on a molehill.
>Because his horse had stumbled into a mole's burrow, many Jacobites toasted "the little gentleman in the black velvet waistcoat."
Oliver Hughes
>What was the smallest reason something big happened?
Someone told Earth a burning bush said go forth and commit genocide.
Lucas Evans
Some minerals bumping into each other creating life.
Adrian Gonzalez
The French king didn't like the tone of a letter and declared war on Germany. France lost and the German Empire was born.
Jeremiah Wood
Some faggot planted a seed and stuck around long enough for it to grow into something, laying the underpinnings for all of civilization.
Connor Mitchell
War of the Oaken Bucket is the meme answer I suppose.
This question is flawed OP, how are you defining big and small, I doubt anything, even simple historic events happen for one reason. You can give almost anything trivial origins if you try hard enough.
Parker Morgan
>people actually believe this
Kayden Turner
>reading the article
>get to the bombing part
en.wikipedia.org
At 10:10 am,[62] Franz Ferdinand's car approached and Čabrinović threw his bomb. The bomb bounced off the folded back convertible cover into the street.[63] The bomb's timed detonator caused it to explode under the next car, putting that car out of action, leaving a 1-foot-diameter (0.30 m), 6.5-inch-deep (170 mm) crater,[62] and wounding 16–20 people.[64]
Čabrinović swallowed his cyanide pill and jumped into the Miljacka river. Čabrinović's suicide attempt failed, as the cyanide only induced vomiting, and the Miljacka was only 13 cm deep due to the hot, dry summer.[65] Police dragged Čabrinović out of the river, and he was severely beaten by the crowd before being taken into custody.
Lucas Richardson
>10. January 1940
>after a couple drinks at the Garrison Casino in Muenster, Germany, Major Helmuth Reinberger agrees to fly to Cologne with Major Erich Hoenmanns instead of taking the train
>a bit of bad weather brings them off course and force them to crash land in a field in Belgium
>fun fact, Reinberger is a courier and carries detailed and top secret German attack plans for Belgium, D-day is 17. January
>no one got matches, so the fail to burn the documents, Belgian Gendarms catch them, Belgian army gets planes
>Hitler is furious and orders OKH to change plan of operations to Sichelschnitt variant. Until now Schlieffen 2.0 was planed
France and Europe got royally fucked by the Wehrmacht because a German Major rather took a plane instead of the train.
Hitler was real pissed and ordered the two to be shot, but they had a easy time living out the war in a Canadian POW camp.
en.wikipedia.org
Christopher Campbell
"I want a sandwich"
*ruins the fucking world*
Jose Hernandez
Elaborate?
Zachary Bell
Seems like hungarians have a tendency for wacky chairs.
Isaiah Lopez
>People still believe this.
Gavrilo intentionally set up in a position he knew the Archduke would travel past after hearing the first assassination attempt failed.
Grayson Nelson
Tell me the story please
Justin Rivera
An Austrian kike got rejected from art school