Question

Nationalism led to major conflicts following World War I, especially when:

Answer 1

Answer:

When various ethnic groups attempted to claim the same regions as their national home and international leaders couldn't determine whether to endorse globalization.

Explanation:

Following WWI, there was an ideological war that did not obey an intellectual or reasonable path, but instead became quickly apparent via the use of firearms. This conflict first occurred inside states. In both Spain and Portugal, conservatives were pitted against liberals, communists, and republicans. Also, Germany, where the Weimar Republic was established but had many adversaries, and central-European elites felt humiliated by the Versailles pact between Hungary and Austria. In all of these situations, previous elites desired to maintain their privileged positions and sought some form of dictatorship.