World War 1

4. gaining control over new territories to create an empire for economic gain,
7. bias or misleading information used to promote a political point of view,
9. Front, the battle grounds located between Germany and France,
11. Powers An alliance between German, Austria-Hungary and Italy.
12. nation that is part of another country’s empire,
13. volunteering to be part of war,
14. the government controlling what people can hear, see and read,
15. Warfare, is a type of fighting where both sides build deep trenches as a defence against the enemy,
16. the sense of pride in one’s own country,
18. A group of nations working together for a common cause.

1. the belief of building strong armed forces so countries can defend themselves,
2. is a situation in which neither side in a contest can win nor in which no progress is possible,
3. a group of nations ruled by one country,
5. Entente An alliance between England, French and Russia.
6. a British battleship,
8. government forced people to join the armed forces,
10. Australia’s first battle ground in the war,
17. large calibre guns that are used in war,