the placing of a country’s interests above global cooperation; intense patriotism

a buildup and glorification of armed forces and their use as a tool for diplomacy

mandatory military service; the draft

a barren expanse of land between enemy trenches

a situation in which neither of two warring parties can achieve victory; a draw

soldiers killed, wounded, or missing

goods such as weapons and other materials used to fight war that may be legally confiscated by nations at war

media which is designed to influence a person to support or oppose a certain cause

a person who refuses to serve in the military for moral or religious reasons

spying

disloyal speech

a person who moves from place to place, often in search of work

Hispanic neighborhoods

the deliberate killing of an ethnic or cultural group

a group of ships that travel together under the protection of destroyers

an end to hostilities; a cease-fire

a rebellion against authority

to formally give up power

the right of a nation or ethnic group to choose its own form of government

payments for damages in war, made by the defeated nation(s)

a territory or colony taken from a defeated nation and placed under the control of the victors

isolationist Senators who opposed any treaty ending World War I that included a League of Nations

a group of Senators who wanted to make changes in the Versailles Treaty before they would support it

Which of the following nations was NOT a member of the Triple Entente?

Which of the following nations was NOT a member of the Triple Alliance?

Which of the following nations was NOT part of the Central Powers in World War I?

Which of the following nations was NOT a member of the Allies during World War I?

World War I spanned what years?

The United States was involved in World War I during the years

The fighting in World War I stopped due to an armistice that was signed on

Which nation was a member of the Triple Alliance, but remained neutral and later joined the Allies?