Well, some dates and a broader context would be helpful, but assuming you mean 19-20th century Europe, it was a huge factor in the great political upheavals of that time. While there are many examples, some of the bigger ones are the Balkan independence wars c 1830-1850, and the better known Balkan Wars c.1912. The Austro-Hungarian Empire had to deal with divisive nationalism during its history, and it was felt particulary during WWI, when, for example, the morning orders (for the military) had to be issued in over 10 languages. Shortly after the war, the empire was split into abt 10 different parts or so.
what mean religion as a divisive factor
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yesnationalism the most powerful factor oF a country
It inspired the dominated nations to build their own sense of nationalism.
This is what CrazySox thinx. yes divisive is a word!!! No divisive is not a word!!!
Nationalism can be viewed as both positive and negative for America. On one hand, it fosters a sense of unity and pride among citizens, encouraging civic engagement and national solidarity. On the other hand, extreme nationalism can lead to exclusionary attitudes, xenophobia, and divisive politics, undermining social cohesion and international cooperation. Ultimately, the impact of nationalism depends on its expression and the context in which it arises.
because of colonial aspirations of Germany
The death penalty is a very divisive topic of conversation.
because of colonial aspirations of germany
Nationalism affected the music and poetry of the 19th century. Calls for democracy were a factor in the revolutions that took place across Europe in 1848.