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| for a country to take over another country |
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| a new settlement that keeps close ties to the homeland and is under the original country's control |
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| to buy goods from another country |
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| to sell goods to another country |
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| the buying and selling of goods |
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| to put money into a project |
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| having pride in your country, willing to defend it |
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| promices to defend and help another country |
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| building up armed forces, getting ready for war |
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| being forced to serve in war |
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| an agreement between governments |
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| gov't controlled and used to shape what people thought about war |
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| cease fire that ended WWI |
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| the losers had to give up land and money to the winning contries |
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| the idea that a country gains power by building up its supply of money |
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