Vocab #5

3. The allied forces of Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria during WW1.
6. The 28th US president.
8. An African American infantry unit in WW1.
9. Not supporting either side of a disagreement.
11. A US policy written in 1823 that seperated the economies of Europe and the Western Hemisphere.
15. Roosevelt’s foreign policy, “speak softly and carry a big stick.”
16. An international organization founded after WW1 to keep peace between nations.
17. A US Navy ship that sunk in 1898, causing the start of the Spanish-American War.
19. An encrypted German telegram intercepted and decoded by the British.
20. A union between groups.
21. A peace negotiation written by Woodrow Wilson to end WW1.
22. An addition to the Monroe Doctrine that allowed the US to intervene in Latin American countries if necessary.

1. A man-made waterway in Panama connecting the Pacific and Atlantic oceans.
2. The 26th US president.
4. A country with high influence on the rest of the world.
5. The idea to support your nation’s government, regardless of personal interests.
7. A government’s policy on dealing with other nations.
10. Two or more militaries cooperating with each other.
12. A British ocean liner sunk in 1915 by a German U-boat.
13. An idea that emphasizes military power’s importance.
14. Journalism meant to be eye catching, but is exaggerated with little fact.
18. A state of using power or force to gain control of territories and people.