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What started the Growth of militarism in World War 1?
Beginning in the 1890's, increasing nationalism led to a dangerous European arms race.. so nationalism
The banding together of ethnic groups in a search for greater independence and self determination resulted from an increasing feeling of what?
Nationalism
How did international competition and nationalism increase tensions in Europe?
Competition easily divided European nations. Nationalism at the same time from the United States made the Cold War more pronounced, increasing tension.
Which of these factors helped Germany annex Austria?
Answer this question…Austrian citizens felt an increasing sense of German nationalism before World War II.
What is constructive nationalism?
There are two type of Nationalism Ethno-nationalism and Civic Nationalism Constructive nationalism is the latest dimension of Nationalism. Basically constructive nationalism is a combination of progressive features of ethno-nationalism and civic nationalism.
Two types of nationalism?
ethnic nationalism......also known as exclusive nationalism civic nationalism..........also known as inclusive nationalism
The main cause of the Arab-Israeli conflicts from 1948-1973 was the clash between who?
arab nationalism and jewish nationalism
How did imperialism increase tensions European nations?
aquiring colonies was seen as a way of increasing the power and prestige of a nation, and thus inperialism helped stoke the fires of nationalism as well.
Is freedom nationalism or patriotism?
this is nationalism
A feeling of intense loyalty to ones country or group is called?
Nationalism
How did nationalism's power both to unite and tear apart attempts to suppress nationalism the ultimate result of nationalism?
Nationalism's power to unite and tear apart attempts to suppress nationalism was the ultimate result of nationalism because of the competition that grew from within.
Increasing feelings of nationalism among many groups led to which consequence after World War 1?
After World War I, increasing feelings of nationalism among various groups led to the redrawing of borders and the emergence of new nation-states, particularly in Europe and the Middle East. This surge in nationalism often resulted in ethnic tensions and conflicts, as marginalized groups sought self-determination while others resisted changes to their status or territory. The Treaty of Versailles and other post-war agreements further exacerbated these issues, setting the stage for future conflicts, including World War II.
