Imperialism and World War 1

Question 1

Settlement of people living in a new territory controlled by their home country.

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colony

Question 2

Payments made to the winner of a war by a losing country to pay for damages; war damages.

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reparation

Question 3

An area in which an imperial or foreign power has exclusive rights.

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Sphere of influence

Question 4

The belief that a country's wealth should belong to the people as a whole, not to private owners

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socialism

Question 5

A group of workers sharing same jobs, work in same industry, & press for policies that help members

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labor union

Question 6

A nation's direct or indirect control over government or economy of other smaller or weaker nations

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imperialism

Question 7

Russian committee, & later a country that's made up of representatives from the workers, soldiers, and peasants

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soviet

Question 8

Russian national assembly of elected lawmakers.

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duma

Question 9

In the 1400s, military rulers no longer controlled the country. Heads of noble families, ruled their own lands

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daimyo

Question 10

Agreement to end fighting; cease fire.

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armistice

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