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The belief of a country to stay out of war and be isolated from others.

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The nation's first propaganda agency.

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The Draft was the way the US forced people to join the army by making people sign up between the ages of 21 and 30. People were randomly selected.

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A pledge to the US from Germany which forbade unrestricted torpedo attacks on ships.

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German Submarines used to silently sink ships with torpedoes.

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A secret letter from Germany to Mexico trying to get them to start a war the US.

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An American Cruise Ship that was sunk by Germans because it was accused of housing weapons being shipped to Britain.

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The land in between trenches where "no men" went because they'd be killed almost instantly.

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Warfare fought in dirty trenches dug in the ground.

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The Allied Powers were the Triple Entente during WWI which consisted of Italy, Spain, Britain, France, and Russia.

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The Central Powers were the triple Alliance during WWI which was the Ottoman Empire, Germany, and Austria- Hungary.

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The idea that every country is equal in weapons so no one can rise upon over the others.

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The alliance between Spain, US, Britain, and Russia.

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The alliance between Austria-Hungary, Germany, and Italy.

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The Duke of Serbia who was killed by an Austrian-Hungarian assassin which sparked ww1.

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A war between Spain and America which was started because of the sinking of the USS Maine in Cuba(a Spanish territory.)

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A change to the Monroe Doctrine; saying that the US could intervene in the internal affairs of Latin American nations.

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he profession, activity, or skill of managing international relations, typically by a country's representatives abroad.

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a policy established the US in 1899 to promote equal access for all nations to trade with China.

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An area where foreign countries control the trade or natural resources of another nation or area.

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The reporting of exaggerated stories in newspapers to increase sales.

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Extreme faith and belief in your country to be strong in every way.

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James Monroe's statement that forbade colonization in the Americas for European countries and if they crossed into the western hemisphere we could take it as an act of hostility.

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The idea that a bigger country takes a smaller country for money.

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A "friendship" between countries where if one gets in trouble/war the other will help out.

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The idea to have a strong military.