World War I

A country's desire to strengthen their armed forces in order to make themselves more powerful

• Nationalism

• Alliance

• Militarism

• Imperialism

A formal agreement or pact, especially a military one, between two or more countries to achieve a particular goal

• Alliances

• Imperialism

• Militarism

• Nationalism

Refers to a person's great love for their country. The doctrine that national interest, security, etc. are more important than international considerations

• Alliances

• Imperialism

• Militarism

• Nationalism

A strong country taking over a weaker for power, money, resources, or belief in cultural superiority

• Nationalism

• Militarism

• Imperialism

• Alliances

To murder (a person, especially a public or political figure), usually by a surprise attack

• Assassination

• Machine Gun

• Code Talkers

• Front

A type of fighting in which opposing armies face each other in entrenched positions

• Front

• Doughboys

• Trench warfare

• League of Nations

In a war, the front is a line where two opposing armies are facing each other

• Lusitania

• Tank

• Machine Gun

• Front

Warfare using poisonous gases, flame throwers, incendiary bombs, and smoke screens

• Chemical Warfare

• Espionage

• Propoganda

• Front

A large military vehicle that is equipped with weapons and moves along on metal tracks that are fitted over the wheels.

• Airplane

• Machine Gun

• Chemical Warfare

• Tank

The belief that a country should not be involved with other countries a policy of not making agreements or working with other countries. A policy of not making agreements or working with other countries

• Alliances

• Militarism

• Isolationism

• Nationalism