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2. How did nationalism and imperialism increase the tensions in before WWI?
Imperialism increased the conflicts between countries as they competed for territory, while nationalism
threatened the stability of existing nations.
Imperialism decreased the conflict between countries as they competed for territory, while nationalism
increased the stability of existing nations.
Nationalism increased the conflict between countries as they competed for territory, while imperialism
encouraged nations to annex foreign areas inhabited by people of their own nationality.
Nationalism decreased the conflict between countries as they competed for territory, while imperialism
discouraged nations to annex foreign areas inhabited by people of their own nationality.

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the belief that people's loyalty shouldn't be to a king or empire, but to their own nation. How did nationalism increase tensions among European nations? It increased power among the European nations. ... European colonies competed for colonies in Asia and Africa.

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