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Nationalism meant that each country thought that if their country went to war they would win. Countries thought that theres was the best, and superior to other countries so it increased tension.
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What role did japan play in ww1?
They had a treaty with great Britain
What role did airplanes play in WW1?
They were first observers, watching the enemy, then later fighters and bombers.
Were telegraphs used in ww1?
Yes, they were used. However, they did not play a significant role in WWI. Hope that helps!
Bulgaria's role in WW1?
to be neutral
What was winston churchill's role in WW1?
He was Lord of the Admiralty.
How might language unite people and help them form their own country?
Because of nationism
Did uno play a role in promoting peace in ww1 and ww2?
No. The United Nations was created in Ocober 1945 - in other words, after the end of World War 2.
What was the planes role in WW1?
Reconnaissance, bombing and air combat.
What was the US's early role in ww1?
They supplied weapons to Britain.
Which war had greatest impact the nco role in history?
WW1
What role did the woman play in ww1?
im not sure if this is WWI or WWII. i believe that woemen went to work and started to make things like bullets and weapons. hope this helpped! :)
What was the french role in WW1?
Being the major force against the Germans.
