This policy entails the domination by a country of the political, economic, or cultural life of another country, region, or people.

 This principle, introduced by American president Woodrow Wilson, reflected the right of a people to have its own state, free of foreign domination

 This agreement, signed at the end of WWI, placed sole responsibility for the conflict on Germany and its allies and left Germany with a bill for reparations that would take generations to pay

 This 1955 agreement to coordinate military planning among the states under Soviet control was a response to the formation of NATO in 1949

This is the palace Louis XIV designed to reflect the imperatives of monarchical authority

Named prime minister of Prussia in the early 1860s, this man created the North German Confederation and eventually became the architect of German unification.

 This American initiative offered economic aid starting in 1948 to all European nations still recovering from WWII

 This Italian leader founded the National Fascist Party in 1919 and developed an almost cult-like following among his supporters

 In 1946, Churchill used this term to refer to the division between Western Europe and the nations under Soviet domination

This document, which was passed by the National Assembly in 1789, reflected the notion that rights came with being born human, but women and slaves were not included

This conflict began in 1956 when Nasser nationalized a strategic waterway in Egypt that had previously been under European control

 An attack on this American base on December 7, 1941 brought the US into WWII

 This is a form of government that seeks to subordinate all aspects of individual life to the authority of the state

 This period of the Cold War, from approximately 1962 to 1976, was marked by a relaxation of tensions between the Soviet Union and the United States

These promissory notes, which acted like a check does today, made global trade possible.

This imperialist ideology was based on a belief that concepts of evolution justified the exploitation by the “superior races” of “lesser breeds without the law"

 This military strategy involves striking with speed and power, implementing tactical concepts of a mobile armored offensive. It was very effectively employed by the Germans at the start of WWII

 This policy entailed giving in to Germany’s demands in the hope that a satisfied Hitler would not drag Europe through another world war

 This reform, implemented by Mikhail Gorbachev, entailed creating openness in government combined with a greater degree of free expression

This a Catholic practice, which many people objected to, that allowed you to pay money to reduce the amount of time a soul would suffer in Purgatory.

 During this international conference in 1884, European leaders laid ground rules for the development and partition of Africa.

 This branch of the military protected England’s coast and prevented Hitler from being able to cross the English Channel and invade Britain

 Followers of this philosophy believed that animal instincts, impulses and drives determined human behavior. Contrary to the Enlightenment philosophers, they thought reason only exercised a limited influence on how humans behaved

This policy constituted a major new approach to the prevention of nuclear war: if each side had the capacity to inflict unacceptable casualties on the other after a first attack, this should restrain either side from launching a first attack

This is a period of the 1848 Revolution in France during which workers protested the closing of cooperative workshops by building barricades and the Second Republic’s troops repressed the uprising, killing thousands.