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Was the aggressive nationalism of the 1930s the result of the failures of the League of Nations Explain your answer?
Possibly, at least partially: Japan was GREATLY angered over the 1922 Washington Naval Treaty which gave them only 300,000 naval tons, compared to Britain and the US's 500,000 naval tons. Japan's "Nationalism" may have led them to demand equal shares of tonnage. On the other hand; Britain & the US had "two" ocean navies, Japan didn't. So that was a partial explanation for the 5:5:3 division. Italy ignored the Washington Treaty. Germany wasn't affected by it. In the early 1930's Germany & Japan walked out of the League of Nations.
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What were the failures of Versailles during world war 2?
The treaty failed to keep the Germans from conducting aggressive attacks on other nations. It failed to keep the Germans from building up a military with military implements and ammo. Hitler disregarded the entire treaty.
How did the relations of the US with foreign nations lead to a rise in nationalism?
Americans were so pleased with successful negotiations with foreign affairs they enjoyed a rising sense of Nationalism.
Nationalism in the Balkans in the late 19th century led to a number of nations gaining their independence from what empire?
It led to nations gaining their independence from the Ottoman Empire.
What is a summation of the rise in nationalism that helped lead to World War 1?
The rise of nationalism led to the first World War because nations and the people in them wanted to fight for and protect their own countries. Nationalism is what led the Austrian's to declare war when Archduke Ferdinand was killed.
What aggressive action-did adolf Hitler take that directly challenged the league of nations?
Hitler sent troops into the Rhineland.
How did the failure of the league of nations lead to the rise of dictatorship?
the league of nations couldn't solve problems if the protagonists did not play the game
Feelings of nations led to territory wars?
nationalism
Defense agrements among nations are called?
nationalism
Why did eupeon nations compete for colonies in the Americas?
nationalism
Effects of nationalism?
It leads to an isolated group of people who become aggressive to defend their culture Their exaggeration often results in other groups of people turning aggressive to them like Indians back in 1700. Nazi Germany was nationalist to give an example. They almost conquered the world so that's how dangerous it can get.
Did economic nationalism call for nations to strike trade deals with other nations colonies?
True
What are nations that include one or more ethnic groups?
nationalism
How was napoleons domination a factor of spreading nationalism outside of France?
It inspired the dominated nations to build their own sense of nationalism.
In what ways did America respond to nationalism in Third World nations?
they didnt
What was the effect of the acts?
aggressive nations were given an advantage(:
What were the failures of Versailles during world war 2?
The treaty failed to keep the Germans from conducting aggressive attacks on other nations. It failed to keep the Germans from building up a military with military implements and ammo. Hitler disregarded the entire treaty.
What was the purpose of nationalism?
The purposes of the satellite nations was to provide natural resources and services to the Soviet Union. The satellite nations were nations that were under the Soviet Union.
