Module 3 Vocabulary

5. Used by William Howard; the policy of extending financial broad; "substitute dollars for bullets."
8. A country being protected and controlled by another.
9. Governed people retaining certain powers.
11. Money given by the government that goes to private or public services.
13. The governor of a country who rules as the representative.
14. Extending a country's power through another with military force or colonization.
15. To claim land and add on to a country.
17. A group of people native to a specific region.

1. Proposed by the US in 1899; all nations are able to trade with China.
2. An imperial taking control over a territory with its own law-making parliament.
3. Being exempt from the jurisdiction.
4. Having pride in a nation.
6. A right or privilege given by someone (ex. permission given by the king).
7. A country joining another.
10. The act of uniting to be made into a whole.
12. The belief that a country should maintain a strong military for use.
16. An Indian soldier serving under British rule.