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What was the effect of nationalism in world war 1

What was the effect of nationalism in world war 1
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What was the effect of nationalism in world war 1

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The effects of this growing nationalism were an inflated confidence in one's nation, government and military power.

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Answer: People became confident of their nation and the power of their government and military.

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