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| Term | Definition |
| Alliance | An agreement between countries to protect each other if one country is attacked |
| Militarism | When one country builds it military for the purpose of intimidating other countries |
| Assassination | Murdering someone in a surprise attack for political reasons |
| Propaganda | Information that is exaggerated or biased to convince people to support a cause |
| Peace Without Victory | This meant that the Allies would not punish Germany for the war. |
| Armistice | An agreement to stop fighting while peace is reached |
| The Fourteen Points | President Wilson's peace proposal, which included "peace without victory" |
| Victory Garden | Areas set aside in yards to grow food for people at home so that foods from big farms could go to soldiers |
| League of Nations | An organization in which countries would talk about their differences instead of going to war |
| Nationalism | The belief that your country or culture is better than other countries or cultures |
| Neutrality | When a country refuses to take sides in a disagreement or conflict between other countries |
| Moral Diplomacy | Favored by President Wilson: the belief that America should promote democracy or moral progress in other lands |
| Telegram | A message sent by electric wire and then delivered in written or printed form |
| Conflict | A disagreement, fight, or war between individuals or nations |
