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Was ww1 caused by intense nationalisum?

Updated: 8/23/2023
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Seximama1992

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14y ago

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Yes it was.

Well yes Nationalism was part of what caused WW1 but not the big reason. The bigger reason was the formation of pacts and alliances. These alliances said that if one country were to go to war with another, all countries in that alliance would fight with them. This idea was a big mistake because once 2 small countries started fighting, the whole world became entangled in war. WW2 is more closely related to Nationalism than WW1.

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It could be argued so because the war was sparked by a single man with a pistol and an intense belief in nationalism. However, from that point the war which still could have been avoided was caused by the defects of Imperialism, volatile imperial alliances, and a lack of diplomacy and communications.

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