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The meaning behind the acronym M.A.I.N.
What is militarism, alliances, imperialism, and nationalism?
The single event that caused the outbreak of WWI
What is the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
The name of Woodrow Wilson's peace plan
What is the Fourteen Points?
The Russian dynasty that ended due to public unrest towards the Czar
What is Romanov dynasty?
The ethnic group that started the Qing dynasty
What is the Manchus?
The M.A.I.N. cause that the arms race would fall under
What is militarism?
The kind of warfare fought in Western Europe as a result of the arms race
What is trench warfare?
The country that suffered the most under the war guilt clause
What is Germany?
The group of radical Marxist revolutionaries, led by Lenin, that would become the Communists
What is the Bolsheviks?
The enlightenment thinker that believed in NATURAL rights
What is John Locke?
The M.A.I.N. reason for all of Europe to be thrown into war
What is alliances?
The reason why Russia came to Serbia's aid
What is Slavic nationalism?
The empire that would be broken up into mandates under the Treaty of Versailles
What is Ottoman Empire?
What is bring peace to Russia like the people wanted?
The revolution that inspired the Haitian Revolution (American, English, French, Latin American)
What is the French Revolution?
The M.A.I.N. reason behind the assassination of Franz Ferdinand
What is nationalism?
The country that Germany had to pass through in order to enact the Schlieffen plan
What is Belgium?
The central power that would be broken up after the war, ending the Hapsburg dynasty
What is Austria-Hungary?
The leader of Russia that enacted the 5 Year plan, collectivization, and the Great Purge
What is Joseph Stalin?
The Islamic Muslim gunpowder empire that resided primarily in India
What is the Mughal Empire?
The M.A.I.N. cause that propaganda would fall under and why
What is nationalism and because it displays PATRIOTIC information
The other word for military draft that only men were subject to
What is conscription?
The phrase used to describe the fleeting (or short-term) peace created by the Treaty of Versailles
What is "peace built on quicksand?"
The place you went to if you opposed the Communist Party under Stalin
What is the gulag?
The person that the Japanese daimyo could not touch under Alternate Attendance
What is the shogun?