well it caused extreme pride throughout the European nations and for them to be overly confident. So, to achieve it and get this pride they competed for raw materials, markets, and land. Nationalism led to Imperialism where they competed over size of empires and also led to militarism which led to them "glorifying the military" and competing over better and larger army. This caused many disputes and tensions between the nations. Nationalism was basically the driving force that led to the war.
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nationalism led to the world war because of franz ferdinands assassination.
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Humans are too vain, which can lead to trouble.
Aggressive nationalism pitted France and Germany against each other, and against the rest of Europe. Because they were too overbearing, they angered other countries, and brought about resentment, which eventually led to war.
World War 1, World War 2 and I think the Korean War too.
Churchill fought somewhat in the First World war and was a war correspondant in battles in the late 1890's. There is no doubting his courageousness and conviction, the first to stand and have his say in any matter. He did however lead Great Britain to victory in the second world war.
By how small we were and how little supplies the new to be free America had and still one the war it gave pthers hope they could win too.
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I could not find the quote but the way I remember he said something about a war which was "the likes of which mankind has never seen" would occur if the Russians and the rest of the world went to war with Nuclear arms. I think he may have said something about the world ending too but don't quote me.
He criticized new nationalism as he believed it meant that the government would become too powerful.
World War One. He fought in that war, too.
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If you mean, was he ever in the military, the answer is no. Born in 1899, he was too young to be drafted in World War One, and WAY too old to serve in any meaningful capacity in World War Two.