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What were some of the results of the growth of nationalism in the nineteenth century?
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The growth of nationalism in the nineteenth century led to the unification of Italy and Germany, the breakdown of multi-ethnic empires like the Ottoman Empire, and the emergence of independent nation-states across Europe. It also fueled competition and conflicts between nations as they sought to assert their own identities and interests.
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Did the growth of nationalism in the first half of the 19 century lead to increased competition?
The growth of nationalism in the first half of the nineteenth century did not lead to increased cooperation among European nations, but to increased competition.
What were some of the results of the growth of nationalism in the 19 century?
Nationalism led to unification, and the First World War,marking the star of independence revolutions, which impacted large empires during the 19th century. Apex: It led groups within empires to fight for their political independence.
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sunsk1llz
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expansion of industry and immigration
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Daniel Burnham
What export crop spurred growth in agriculture in the late nineteenth century?
Cotton i think
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developments in transportation
The history of economic growth in the nineteenth century focused on what as the most important factor of production?
Capital
What made the US a leader of all nations in the latter part of the nineteenth century?
growth of manufacturing
What made the US a leader of all nations in the latter parts of the nineteenth century?
growth of manufacturing
Describe the movement and growth of America's population in the early nineteenth century?
The population had a unpredicted growth due to the immigration from the Industrial Revolution.
In the latter part of the century Turkish nationalism led to the?
growth of unity between ethnic populations
