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C. Germany and France
D. Britain and Germany
2. Greeks and Bulgaria in Macedonia who hoped to liberated from the
A. French rule
B. British rule
C. Turkish rule
D. German Rule
3. Which of the following is NOT factors that promoted African nationalism
A. Racial segregation
B. Over taxation
C. Land alienation
D. Slavery
4. Modern African states boundaries were drawn during the
A. Scramble
B. Revolution
C. Resistance
D. Partition
5. The German's armed force was limited to
A. 30,000 men
B. 100

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This answer discusses nationalism in Europe, European imperial rivalries, and competing nationalism philosophies.


Explanation:

Nationalism in Europe: Germany and France underwent significant unification in the mid-19th century, with Germany emerging as a strong force, causing tensions with France. Otto von Bismarck aimed to protect Germany through diplomacy and alliances.

European Imperial Rivalries: Imperial rivalries, arms buildups, and military alliances in Europe created volatile situations, leading to the possibility of widespread conflicts.

Competing Nationalism Philosophies: Germany defined nationalism along ethnic lines, aiming to unite German-speaking regions. In contrast, France's nationalism was based on allegiance to the civil state rather than ethnic identity.


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