Match the following 1. Capitalism
2. Imperialism
3. Sectionalism
4. Fascism
excessive concern for the interest
of a particular group or area to the
detriment of the whole
an economic system in which
money is invested to make a profit
a dictatorship where one person
controls all aspects of a nation
policy or doctrine of devotion to
one's nation
economic and political philosophy
favoring the public control of businesses
and equal distribution of wealth to
everyone
the development of the military and
its use as a tool of diplomacy
a closely organized system of
beliefs, values, and ideas
the act of one country imposing its
will over another by economic or military
5. Ideology
6. Militarism
7. Nationalism
8. Socialism
means

1. an economic system in which money is invested to make a profit

2. no option

3. excessive concern for the interest of a particular group or area to the detriment of the whole

4. a dictatorship where one person controls all aspects of a nation policy or doctrine of devotion to one's nation

5. a closely organized system of beliefs, values, and ideas

6. the development of the military and its use as a tool of diplomacy

7. the act of one country imposing its will over another by economic or military means

8. economic and political philosophy favoring the public control of business and equal distribution of wealth to everyone

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