World War I

1. The act of spying or of using spies, typically for governments to gain military or political info.
3. The maintaining and extending of power over foreign nations through expansion.
5. The making of amends for a wrongdoing by paying money or otherwise helping those who have been wronged.
7. Men and women "volunteer" to join the military in desperate times of war. Most colleges and jobs require you to be registered for the "selective service".
10. An agreement from both sides of a battle to stop fighting for a certain time frame.
13. The belief that your own nation and its people / issues are above all others.
14. A state of war where neither side is gaining much, their lines are staying still.

2. Information given in easy to digest forms that are biased, misleading, and meant to convince someone of something.
4. The belief that a country or government needs to retain a strong military and be prepared to use it at any time.
6. A formal and ratified extending of power over foreign nations through expansion.
8. The League of Nations was an international organization that attempted to resolve conflicts between nations peacefully. It was established in 1920 after World War I
9. Two sides attack one another from pre-dug trenches in the ground. There is not much advancing or gaining ground.
11. A group of ships or vehicles traveling together, typically accompanied by armed troops, warships, or other vehicles for protection.
12. A country not taking part in or supporting any side in a war. Don't send troops, money, political support, etc.)