Question

During the 1930's the leaders of Japan, Germany, and Italy made war more likely by

Answer 1

During the 1930s, the leaders of Japan, Germany, and Italy made war more likely by using nationalism to establish warlike attitudes among their populations - D.

These nations managed to make a very uneasy atmosphere around the world because of their general attitude on how they wanted for the world to be run. 

Answer 2

Correct answer choice is:

D)using nationalism to establish warlike attitudes among their populations.

Explanation:

Nationalism, ideology supported the argument that the people's faith and enthusiasm for the nation-state overshadow alternative individual or cluster concerns. The political growth of nationalism and therefore the push for well-liked freedom climaxed with the ethnic/national insurgences of Europe. During the nineteenth century nationalism became one in all the foremost important political and social forces in history; it's usually listed among the highest causes of warfare I.