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nationalist group groups of people who support nationalism and call for independence.
militarism fascination with the glory of war and the power of the military.
arms race building huge armies and navies to outdo rival nations and protect world interests.
alliances agreements among competing blocs or nations to help each other if war broke out.
mobilization the assembly and movement of troops.
entente an understanding between nations.
balance of power a situation in which each side has equal power.
Central Powers the countries of Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire
Allied Powers the countries of the United Kingdom (Great Britain), France, Russia, Italy, and the United States
Neutrality a policy of not taking sides. Switzerland remained neutral during the Great War.
front a line along which opposing armies face each other.
trench warfare trenches were ditches that were dug by the soldiers, and reached from the English Channel into Switzerland. Soldiers fought from the trenches. This type of warfare caused the war to stall and drag on for four years.
civilian non-military citizens.
propaganda information designed to influence public opinions.
soviets committees formed by workers to represent their interests during the Russian Revolution.
Bolsheviks the most radical of the socialist groups, believed a small group could successfully overthrow the government.
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