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World War 1

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TermDefinition
nationalism Thinking that your country is the best having pride and joy in your country. During World War 1 many countries thought they were better than other countries
militarism The belief that a nation needs a large military force. Many coutries were building up arms weapons before World War 1
Imperialism Taking over an smaller country with a weak government. Before World War Britain,Germany,France, and Italy were all competing to get the most land in Africa and Asia since they had less colonies their.
Isolationism to not want to put your county in the affairs of other countries.
Lusitania Was a British ship carrying more than 2,000 people was hit by German submarines killing 1,198 people,128 Americans. One of the main causes United States joined the war
Zimmermann Telegram a message sent in 1917 by the German foreign minister to the German ambassador in Mexico, proposing a German-Mexican alliance and promising to help Mexico regain Texas,New Mexico,and Arizona if the United States entered World War 1
Central Powers One side of the war. including Austria-Hungary,Germany,the Ottoman Empire,and Bulgaria.
Allied Powers One side if the war, including Sebia,Russia,France,Great Britain,and seven other countries
neutrality when a country decides not to join the war.
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