How did nationalism guide foreign policy in the early 1800s

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Carlos Henrique Cano · Answer 1 · 2021-02-19T02:50:31+0000

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The main way in which growing nationalism affected foreign and domestic policies in the early 1800s in the US was that it made americans more assertive in the sense that they felt they could claim more land.

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