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Unit 3 DT 5.2

Discovery Techbook 5.2 The US Enters the Great War

TermDefinition
imperialism policy by which one nation controls another by obtaining territory or by holding political or economic power
nationalism loyalty and devotion to a nation and national interests are more important than individuals or groups
ethnic group a cultural or national background that a group of people have in common
militarism an approach to foreign policy that embraces the use of military force
alliance a relationship, between two countries or people, when each side receives benefits to defend each other if one of them is attacked
Central Powers began as an alliance between Germany and Austria-Hungary, then as WWI began, other nations joined
neutrality when a nation refuses to take sides in a dispute
blockade an act of war, ships, troops, or aircraft may be used to prevent people, supplies, or other materials from leaving or entering an enemy country
Zimmerman Telegram coded message suggested that Mexico form a military alliance with Germany. In return, it promised that United States' land would go to Mexico upon victory
draft US citizens registered to serve in the military and may have been selected via this process
liberty bond certificates sold by US government to citizens to fund WWI, were paid back with interest
trench warfare a type of land-based fighting that began in the U.S. Civil War
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