Smith Vocabulary Check 1 WWI Intro

Q.5)

A/an ______________________ is a person who is selected to

represent his or her own government while living in another

country.
A.

ally

B.

ambassador

C.

emperor

D.

president

Explanation:

Q.6)
lesson or chronicles.

Q.1)

_____________________ is the ability to understand another

person s views and feelings and how their views and feelings
inuenced their actions.
A.

self-interest

B.

empathy

C.

intel

D.

nationalism

________________ are all of the possible outcomes of an action

or event.

Match the definition to the correct vocabulary term. Remember you may not use the

A.

per capita

B.

amendments

C.

contingencies

D.

surveillance

Explanation:

Q.7)

______________________ is a situation in which many of the people

in a country are angry and hold protests or act violently (also
called civic unrest).

Explanation:

Q.2)

____________________ is the act of carefully watching someone or

something especially in order to prevent or detect a crime.
A.

surveillance

B.

intel

C.

foreign policy

D.

exploited

Q.8)

A/an _________________________ is when one nation sends one

representative or a small group of representatives to another
nation to talk about issues, work out negotiations, or make
alliances.
A.

contingencies

B.

militarism

C.

foreign policy

D.

diplomatic mission

A/an _______________________ is a situation in which countries

that are enemies each try to build or collect weapons faster
than the other can.

a border raid

C.

an arms race

D.

domestic unrest

________________ is a group of countries or regions that are

controlled by one ruler or one government; especially : a
group of countries ruled by an emperor or empress.
A.

empire

B.

imperialism

C.

foreign policy

D.

diplomatic mission

Explanation:

Q.9)

Explanation:

Q.4)

alliances

B.

Explanation:

Explanation:

Q.3)

A.

______________________ is concern only for getting what you

want or need and not about what happens to other people.
A.

empathy

B.

self-interest

C.

yellow journalism

D.

militarism

Explanation:

Q.10)

__________________ means to use someone or something in a

way that helps you unfairly.

A.

border raid

B.

empire

C.

arms race

A.

per capita

D.

assassination

B.

classified information

C.

assassination

D.

exploited

Explanation:

Explanation:

Q.11)

______________________ is the way a government of a nation

Q.17)

plans to deal with other governments of other nations.

soldiers or other military forces.

A.

crises

A.

domestic unrest

B.

foreign policy

B.

border raid

C.

alliances

C.

imperialism

D.

assassination

D.

militarism

Explanation:

Q.12)

_____________________ is when newspapers exaggerated the

Explanation:

Q.18)

truth or embellished stories to make them seem a bigger deal

event of war.

A.

intel

A.

allies

B.

domestic unrest

B.

empires

C.

yellow journalism

C.

negotiations

D.

empathy

D.

nationalism

Explanation:

____________________ is a change or addition to a law, rule,

contract, or government document.
A.

amendment

B.

classified information

C.

contingencies

D.

per capita

Explanation:

Q.14)

____________________ is information that is valuable to a nation s

military or government.
A.

self-interest

B.

espionage

C.

intel

D.

exploited

Explanation:

Q.15)

____________________ means divided equally to each individual.

A.

ambassador

B.

per capita

C.

crises

D.

exploited

Explanation:

Q.16)

____________________ are nations that have agreed to work

together for a common goal or to defend each other in the

than they actually were.

Q.13)

____________________ is a surprise attack on an enemy by

__________________________ is information about a nation that

must be kept top secret to keep the nation safe.
A.

an amendment

B.

yellow journalism

C.

surveillance

D.

classified information

Explanation:

Explanation:

Q.19)

______________________ is a role playing game where players act

out a character part without scripts for a set amount of time.
Situations, issues, and events are introduced at various
points throughout the game and the character reacts
naturally to the situations, issues, and events.
A.

Live Action Role Play

B.

Simulations

C.

Interactives

D.

Reader's Theater

Explanation: