Queries :: Writing A Query With 2 Points Of Criteria?

I wrote a basic query that allows 1 field to search another, and if there is a match, it spits it out, however, I am getting 20,000 matches. I want to add another level of query to reduce the 20,000 matches down to 1 or 2 or none...

So I consolidated a government list, publicly available, into 1 field, and created a table that I can use as my query against the large government list:

SELECT [Consolidated Denied Party Report].*, [Consolidated Denied Party Report].[31]
FROM [Consolidated Denied Party Report]
WHERE ((([Consolidated Denied Party Report].[31]) Like "*" & [Please Enter Your Search Term] & "*"));

this allows me to search for a word, like, create, and it gives me every single result however it also gives me hits to words like PROcreate, which is fine on one hand because it shows possible false flags, but it would be nice to also be able to query down a level.

I now want to have the query look at the word "create" but also look at another column that is say the country... Germany.. and if I have text in the second column, only give me a result if the word create and germany are in the same field.. if create and Italy were in the same field, it would not be a hit.