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| Treaty signed in 1648 that is widely recognized as the dividing line between Medieval Europe and Modern Europe |
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| The identity of a people to a social community that is often based on language, ethnicity, and or religion |
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| Negotiated settlement in 1938 in which the UK and France agreed to face Czechaslavia |
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| A principle that implies it dangerous for all states to allow any other state to become too powerful |
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| 19th Century period of relative peace with no major conflict between the primary powers |
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| When most power in the international system is divided between two states |
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| Domination of a population and territory by another state |
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| National Self-Determination |
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| The principle that a community that identifies itself as a nation has the right to form a state to govern itself |
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| A meeting between the leaders of the great powers following the defeat of Napoleon. Restore stability and the notion of sovereignty |
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