M*A*I*N
Alliances, Fronts, and the end
The Spark of the War
Battles & Warfare
Russian & the Revolutions
100

What does each letter in M*A*I*N stand for? 

Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, and Nationalism

100

Which Three countries make up the Triple Entente? 

France, Great-Britain, and Russia 

100

Who was the heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary whose assassination helped trigger WWI?


Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand 

100

What type of warfare involved soldiers fighting from long, dug-out defensive positions?


Trench

100

Who was the last czar of Russia?


Nicholas II

200

What does Militarism mean? 

The Desire to have a strong military 

200

Which country joined Germany and Austria-Hungary in the triple alliance?

Italy

200

Who assassinated the Archduke and his wife?


Gavrilo Princip

200

What was the area between opposing trenches called?


No-mans land

200

Vladimir _______ was a leading Marxist revolutionary and leader of the Bolsheviks. 

Lenin

300

Formal agreement between two or more nations for mutual support in case of war? 

Alliances

300

Which front was called, “A Bloody Stalemate“ 

Western Front 

300

What was the name of the secret society associated with the assassination?


The Black Hand 

300

What was Germany's plan to quickly defeat France before turning east to fight Russia?


Schlieffen Plan


300

Who took power in the Soviet Union after Lenins Death 1924 and created a fully communist state? 

Joseph Stalin 

400

The practice of a nation forcefully imposing its rule or authority over other nations. 

Imperialism

400

What was the International organization whose mission was to maintain world peace?

League of Nations

400

Which country did Austria-Hungary declare war on that began the domino effect in WWI? 

Serbia

400

What was the longest battle of the Great War fighting from February to December 1916?

Battle of Verdun

400

What was the name of the event when the Czar‘s guards fired into the crowd amongst peaceful protesters killing almost 1,000, with the shooting sparking widespread strikes and uprisings. 

Bloody Sunday 

500
Define Nationalism.

A strong devotion to ones country or culture. 

500

What was the Peace treaty between Germany and the allies that supported Germany paying war reparations and losing their colonies? 

Treaty of Versailles 

500

What crisis occurred in July 1914 as Austria-Hungary blamed Serbia and European nations exchanged demands and ultimatums?


The July Crisis

500

What did the Zimmerman telegram that the United States intercepted from Germany to Mexico State? 

Germany would help Mexico “reconquer” the land it lost to the US if Mexico joined Germany.

500
Which treaty negotiated with Germany and withdrew Russia from the war? 
Brest-Litovsk
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