Nationalism
Imperialism
World War I
World Transformation
World War II
100

A society in which a number of languages are spoken

Multilingual

100

Control or influence a powerful nation has over a weaker nation

Imperialism

100

One who tries to outdo another country or person

Rival

100

A quick increase in prices

Inflation

100

A make-believe line

Axis

200

The leader in some democratic government systems such as Canadian

Prime minister

200

A place to sell goods

Market

200

The allied nations of Germany, Austria-Hungary, Turkey, and Bulgaria

Central Powers

200

The worldwide depression that began in the United States in 1929

The Great Drepression

200

A place where weapons are kept

Arsenal

300

A plan that helps a person or a country make a decision

Policy

300

The controlling of colonies; another name for imperialism

Colonialism

300

A long narrow ditch

Trench

300

One who follows another in a position

Successor

300

The Allied invasion of France in 1944

D-Day

400

The act of surrounding a city or fort with an army and cutting off it's supplies

Siege

400

A nation that controls a colony

Mother Country

400

Wire that has sharp metal spikes on it

Barbed wire

400

A group of people who can be called to military service when something dangerous happens suddenly

Militia/Reservists

400

Hitler's killing of many of the Jews in Europe

Holocaust

500

The German word for empire

Reich

500

An independent country whose foreign policy is controlled by a major power

Protectorate

500

Payment for war damage

Reparation

500

A person who once served in the military, especially during a war.

Veteran

500

The international organization that now works to settle disagreeements

United Nations (UN)

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