WW1
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repression |
Repression is one of my spellings.
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combatant |
He was a combatant.
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belligerent |
They had to pay for their belligerent behaviour.
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resistance |
A rebellion is open, organized, and armed resistance to a government or ruler.
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assassination |
His assassination started the war.
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revolution |
We are learning about the Industrial revolution.
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independent |
In the US in the 1920s, the term flapper described a fashionable and independent young woman.
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nationalism |
He was a sympathiser of Irish nationalism.
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fascism |
He supported fascism.
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unification |
The unification of the two nations was a great success.
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agreement |
The whole family was in agreement.
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government |
The government cuts will affect everyone.
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mobilisation
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The mobilisation of the troops started early.
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ambassador |
The ambassador had a party.
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