U2 Why do nations build empires and form supra-national alliances and organizations?

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Across
  1. 2. The art and practice of conducting negotiations between countries.
  2. 4. An economic system where trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit.
  3. 6. An association of nations formed to promote cooperation and peace.
  4. 10. The process of settling and establishing control over indigenous peoples and territories.
  5. 15. The act of increasing a nation's territory or influence.
  6. 16. The act of traveling to unknown territories to discover resources or new lands.
  7. 17. A strong identification with and pride in one's nation, often leading to political independence movements.
  8. 18. Penalties or restrictions imposed by one country or group of countries on another to influence its behavior.
  9. 19. Independent countries with defined borders and governments.
Down
  1. 1. The act of incorporating territory into an existing state or country.
  2. 3. A policy of extending a country's power through territorial acquisition or economic and political domination.
  3. 5. A significant change in political power or organizational structures, often through uprising or reform.
  4. 7. The Swiss city where the League of Nations was headquartered.
  5. 8. Related to industry and manufacturing, especially prominent during the Industrial Revolution.
  6. 9. A very powerful and influential nation, especially after World War II.
  7. 11. A territory controlled and governed by a foreign power.
  8. 12. A formal agreement between two or more countries.
  9. 13. A person sent to promote religion and cultural beliefs in foreign lands.
  10. 14. A formal agreement between nations for mutual benefit or defense.
  11. 16. A group of countries or territories controlled by a single sovereign authority.