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Nationalism – support one’s own country Imperialism – when a country increases its wealth and power by taking over other countries.

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2 Nationalism – support one’s own country

3 Imperialism – when a country increases its wealth and power by taking over other countries

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5 Militarism – an increase in a country’s military holdings (army, navy, air force)

6 Alliances – an agreement or “friendship” between multiple countries formed to advance common interests or causes

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