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| The desire to promote your nation and culture above other nations and cultures |
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| When a nation conquers other nations and peoples and brings them under their rule |
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| The glorification of armed strength evidenced in the building of military assets in times of peace |
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| The system of making agreements for mutual defense against another nation or group of nations |
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| The economic practice of acquiring colonies for wealth and exporting more than you import |
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| The process of becoming a society that concentrates on manufacturing |
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| A place that is owned by a foreign nation |
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| A colony that has partial independence but is protected by its mother country |
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| A territorial area over which political or economic influence is wielded by one nation |
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| A system where governments do not interfere with trade |
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| Access to a port that is not frozen--Russia desperately needed a warm port |
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| A government with a king or queen |
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| political control exercised by one organized political unit over another unit separate from and alien to it |
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| A group of people with common history, language and culture brought under one government |
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| politics based on practical and material factors rather than on theoretical or ethical objectives |
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| A type of government that allows its citizens to vote---self government |
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| A ruler who is not effectively restricted by a constitution, laws, recognized opposition, etc |
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