Question

@AZ

Answer 1

became fan

Answer 2

B

Answer 3

idk if i should trust that

Answer 4

just tust

Answer 5

actually thats not the right answer.

Answer 6

smh last time the noob gave me the wrong answer also

Answer 7

The definition for nationalism:

"identification with one's own nation and support for its interests, especially to the exclusion or detriment of the interests of other nations."

Answer 8

With this definition what can we eliminate?

Answer 9

yesh

Answer 10

Oh, I was asking lol.

Anyways, we can eliminate B.
B talks about creating multiethnic states.
This doesn't support nationalism.
Remember how the definition had "exclusion" in it?
This would be coming out of isolationism.

Answer 11

Do you think nationalism is about spreading communism?

Answer 12

yes

Answer 13

Well, they are two different things. Actually basic opposites. Nationalism wanted to be isolated. Communism was about world control and dominance.

Answer 14

@AZ was communism the strike of nationalism? I don't recall. Either way it wouldn't be the answer since it would be a cause, not effect.

Answer 15

So we have A and C @TETSXPREME what would be your guess?

Answer 16

A B)

Answer 17

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A B)
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Europe never eliminated the market system. This still goes on even today.

If we look at C.
It talks about unification and how europe had many distinct languages.
Nationalism was about being exclusive. This would most likey be an effect of that.

Answer 18

sorry about taking a year to respond I was in class lol.

Answer 19

But yes the correct answer is C.

Answer 20

its fine C:

Answer 21

tyvm

Answer 22

np B)