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ww1 (nationalism (Nationalism is the devotion toward the interests of ones…
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Nationalism gave citizens confidence in their nation. It assured them that their country was fair and righteous. In contrast, nationalist ideas demonised rival nations, displaying them as aggressive, deceitful, or uncivilised.
No nationalist movement had a greater impact in the outbreak of war than Slavic groups in the Balkans. Pan-Slavism, the belief that the Slavic peoples of eastern Europe should have their own nation, was a powerful force in the region.
Serbian nationalists killed Franz Ferdinand. This assassination was the spark that led to the start of World War I.
Nationalism was an unmistakable power in mid twentieth century Europe and a huge reason for World War I. Numerous European powers, Britain, France and Germany – were convinced their country was a place of social, monetary and military supremacy.
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Britain, France, Russia and the United States of America had all developed submarine forces before Germany
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