Answer: an intense military campaign intended to bring about a swift victory.
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Nationalism was a prominent force in early 20th century Europe and became a significant cause of World War I. Many Europeans – particularly citizens of the so-called Great Powers – were convinced that their nation occupied a position of cultural, economic and military supremacy.
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- <u>Survival</u> is correct option
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- The word civilization is used to indicate a positive, progressive and inclusive development of human society.
- Civilized societies are often characterized by advanced agriculture, long distance trade, commercial specialization and urbanization etc.
The counterculture movement of the 1960s came as a result of the "Conformity" under which the citizens of the United States lived in the previous decade. Long-held values and social norms which were strengthened after World War 2 were challenged by these groups.
Among the motives, these groups had for the protest were the fight for civil rights, gender equality and a reluctance to war. Groups formed during this period were <em>Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)</em>, the <em>Free Speech Movement</em>, and the <em>Young International Party</em>, whose member's were known as "the yippies".