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3. An agreement made between two or more countries to give each other help and protection in a time or war.
7. Not taking sides with any nation or alliance during wartime.
9. A name Americans used for their troops heading overseas for war.
10. A German submarine that torpedos and sinks Allied ships.
11. To confirm, adopt, or approve a measure.
12. Taking control of a foreign territory to build an empire.
15. One of the two major groups fighting in the war, located in Central Europe and included the German Empire, the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria.
16. A British cruise ship sank by a German U-boat, killing 128 Americans and eventually bringing the U.S. into the war.

1. Payments made by the defeated nation to the winners for damages inflicted during war.
2. To provide a specific and fixed portion of food to soldiers, sailors or civilians during a shortage.
4. Staying out of world affairs.
5. President of the U.S. who originally won re-election by "keeping us out of war," but later authored the 14 points during the treaty process.
6. The way the U.S. Government used to draft men into the military.
8. A group of merchant ships traveling with and protected by military vessels.
13. Manipulating public opinion using posters, speeches, publications, and music.
14. Strong support for the interests of one's country; pride in your own country.