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| agreement between two countries that want to support one another |
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| condition in a country when there is no government or law and order |
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| policy of keeping an enemy from doing more harm by giving in to some of their demands. |
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| alliance of Germany, Japan, Italy, and other countries during World War II. |
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| war fought among people of the same country. |
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| believer in communism, a political system in which the government controls the wealth and industry of a country |
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| in politics, when political decisions are decided by bribes and other favors rather than by considering right or wrong. |
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| political situation where one person has absolute power to rule a country. |
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| conduct of relations between countries. |
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| - political philosophy that glorifies power, military might, and nationalism and that is opposed to communism and democracy. |
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| in politics, the process of remaining free from alliances with or becoming involved with the affairs of other nations |
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| member of the National Socialist Party in Germany during Hitler’s time. Philosophy is basically the same as fascism. |
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| someone who supports extreme changes. |
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| form of government that often rules by force. |
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| withholding of goods and raw materials exported to a country to express disapproval of that country’s actions. |
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| political system where a country’s wealth is shared equally and where some of the main industries are run by the government. |
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