Module 9 7th Grade

Extreme pride and allegiance to one’s country, typically approving that country’s interests above the interests of other countries.

• Nationalism

• Alliance

• Militarism

An agreement made between two countries, in this case to defend each other if attacked.

• Alliance

• Militarism

• Armistice

• Reparations

The desire of a government to keep a strong military and use it aggressively to support the interests of the country.

• Pandemic

• Militarism

• Neutrality

• Communism

A situation in war or a battle where neither side can claim a victory or gain an advantage over the other.

• Allied Powers

• Mobilization

• Artillery

• Stalemate

An agreement made during a war where both sides agree to stop fighting for a period of time.

• Pandemic

• Armistice

• Reparations

• Central Powers

In regard to World War One* Money given from one country to another in payment for crimes or damages done to it during a conflict.

• Neutrality

• Militarism

• Reparations

• Alliance

The act of assembling and preparing troops and supplies for war.

• Stalemate

• Mobilization

• Artillery

• Bolsheviks

The military alliance of Austria-Hungary, Germany, Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire during World War One.

• Bolsheviks

• Allied Powers

• Central Powers

Also known as the Triple Entente, it was the alliance of Great Britain, France and the Russian Empire during World War One.  Many other countries would join the Allied Powers but would be considered Associated Powers.

• Bolsheviks

• Allied Powers

• Central Powers

The act of not choosing a side during a conflict.

• Armistice

• Neutrality

• Stalemate

• Artillery