What does MAIN stand for?, Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism and Nationalism, Military, Army, Independence and Nation, Militarism, Assassination, Independence and Neutrality, Markets, Alliances, Industry and Nationalism, What does militarism mean?, Building up armed forces and being prepared for war, Making peace agreements between countries, Taking control of overseas colonies, Showing pride in your country, What does the A in MAIN stand for?, Assassination, Alliances, Arms, Armistice, Which image is the best primary source for understanding how people were encouraged to enlist?, What does imperialism mean?, Countries giving up their national identity, Countries reducing the size of their armies, Countries agreeing to stop trading, Countries competing to control other territories and colonies, Which image shows the conditions soldiers experienced in trenches?, What does nationalism mean?, Strong pride in and loyalty to one's nation, A secret plan to attack another country, An agreement to defend an ally, Building more battleships, What was the spark that helped trigger World War I?, Natioanlism, Alliances, Assassination, The Gallipoli campaign, Who was assassinated in Sarajevo on 28 June 1914?, King George V, Kaiser Wilhelm II, Archduke Franz Ferdinand, Winston Churchill, Who carried out the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand?, Gavrilo Princip, Woodrow Wilson, Vladimir Lenin, Erwin Rommel, What happened after the assassination?, The countries immediately signed a peace treaty, Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia, escalating the crisis, World War I ended, Australia invaded Germany on its own, Which year did World War I end?, 1912, 1914, 1916, 1918, Why did soldiers use trenches on the Western Front?, To protect themselves from enemy fire, To hold peace negotiations, To travel across the ocean, To launch ships, Where did Australian soldiers serve during World War I, according to the lesson?, Gallipoli, the Middle East and the Western Front, Only in Australia, Only in Germany, India, Japan and Canada, Which of the following images could be examples of propaganda used during World War I?, All of the Above

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