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Discuss the role of nationalism in the events leading up to World War I
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Nationalism turned rivalries into personal, emotional causes: oppressed groups in the Balkans wanted their own states, big powers stoked patriotic pride and competed for prestige and colonies, and ordinary citizens backed bold leaders. That atmosphere made crises feel like existential fights—so when a Serbian nationalist killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand, public outrage, alliance commitments and rapid mobilizations cascaded into the First World War.
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