The Balkin Peninsula in southeastern Europe was a hot bed of nationalist and the ethnic rivalries in the early 1900s.
Balkan Peninsula in southeastern Europe
nationalist
D)nationalist
The belifes of the Nationalist party was to take over China and rule everyone as slaves.
Gandhi
Yugoslavia
nationalist.
They created a sense of emotion toward ethnic groups
nationalist really wanted to go to war after the assasination of duke Ferdinand of Austria- Hungary,( and Duke Ferdinand was going to bosnia/czec slovakia) so nationalism is what triggered World War 1 - ARRIVED ZEBRA
nationalist really wanted to go to war after the assasination of duke Ferdinand of Austria- Hungary,( and Duke Ferdinand was going to bosnia/czec slovakia) so nationalism is what triggered World War 1 - ARRIVED ZEBRA
the Balklands, an area in the south east part of Europe. Often referred to as the "powder keg" of Europe because of its long standing history of Nationalist uprisings and ethnic clashes. in the early 1900s the ottoman empire was failing and many groups were able to separate themselves from their ottoman rulers. countries such as Greece, Bulgaria, Montenegro, Romania, and Serbia were able to become stable standing countries after there separation from the Ottomans.
In Ireland, between the Protestants and the Catholics. Protestants (Unionists) wanted to stay part of the British empire as they were loyal to the Crown and they benefited economically (free trade with Britain) as well as religiously they were safe as Britain was Protestant too. Catholics (Nationalists) were split into Extremists who wanted to be completely separate from Britain and were willing to use violence to get it & the Moderates who were opposed to Britain but saw no use in getting physical. They settled for Home Rule as their aim - Irish control over education, taxes, roads etc. but Britain could still have power over trade & war. Also Catholics felt uncomfortable in a Protestant country. (75% Catholic in Ireland) Irish customs & language were classed as rough and the country was being anglicised. The Irish economy was spiralling downwards and it was still an argricultural country and Britain wasn't doing enough to support them. The people in control of Ireland were barely ever in the country and any new law's had to go through The House of Lords in London, who had the power to veto anything they didn't like, being conservative & protestant this was a lot of the motions the Catholic Irish proposed.