World War I

2. Diplomacy: When the U.S. used its money to influence other countries instead of using force.
5. A country that is controlled and protected by a stronger country but keeps some of its own government.
6. of Nations: An international group created after World War I to help keep peace between countries.
9. Building up a strong military to prepare for war or show power.
10. System: Agreements between countries to support each other if there is a war.
13. Pride and loyalty to your country, sometimes making people think their country is better than others.
19. The right to vote in elections.
20. Door Policy: The U.S. plan to keep trade open with China and make sure no single country controlled it all.
21. Getting an army and resources ready for war.
22. Information shared to influence people’s opinions, often used in war to gain support.

1. A person, like President Roosevelt, who worked to break up big companies (trusts) that had too much control.
3. Money that a country has to pay after losing a war to help pay for damages
4. When a country takes over land and adds it to its own territory.
7. When a country tries to grow by taking control of more land or influence.
8. Journalism: News stories that exaggerate or make up facts to attract readers and influence opinions.
11. A time when making, selling, or drinking alcohol was illegal in the U.S.
12. Deal: President Roosevelt’s plan to make things fair for workers, businesses, and consumers.
14. of Influence: Areas where foreign countries controlled trade and resources in China or other places.
15. When a stronger country controls or rules over weaker countries or territories.
16. Points: President Wilson’s plan for peace after World War I, including ideas like fairness and self-government.
17. A nickname for American soldiers who fought in World War I.
18. A journalist who wrote about problems like corruption and unfair business practices to make people aware and bring change.