Which was not a likely driving factor for Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassins in Sarajevo in 1914?

A likely driving factor for Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassins was the desire for national independence among South Slavic peoples, particularly the Serbs, who sought to resist Austro-Hungarian rule. However, personal animosity towards the Archduke himself was not a significant motivating factor; the assassins were more driven by political and nationalist aspirations than by personal vendettas. Their actions were fueled by a broader context of ethnic tensions and the desire for political change rather than individual grievances.