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World War 1 Vocabulary

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World War 1 Vocabulary

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Assassination

Murder of a (usually prominent) person by sudden or secret attack often for political reasons

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Nationalism

A strong feeling of pride in and devotion to one’s country

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Imperialism

Domination of one country by another

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IndustrialismSocial organization in which industries are dominant

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MilitarismGlorification of the military

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Alliance

Formal agreement between two or more powers to work together

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Entangled Alliances

Agreements with other countries that may force you into situations you may wish to avoid

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Arms Race

Competition between two or more countries to have the most well armed military forces

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Triple Alliance

An alliance between Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy in the years before WW1

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Triple EntenteAn agreement between Great Britain, France and Russia in the years before WW1

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Pan-Slavism

A form of nationalism holding that all Slavic peoples shared a common nationality

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Balkans

Easternmost of Europe’s three southern peninsulas, a mountainous area characterized by political unrest

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Armistice

Mutual agreement to end fighting in a war