B. Nationalist leaders emphasized the things the tribe had in common
Colonial powers justified their conquests by asserting that they had a legal and religious obligation to take over the land and culture of indigenous peoples.
This is true.
They were nomadic societies and when food and water would become scarce, many would split and go different ways based on where they believed they should go to find more.
Answer: Populism emerged as a mass phenomenon that challenged the political system. On the one hand, it has been understood within the processes of democratic expansion and, on the other, it has been identified as its enemy, as a radicalized phenomenon of democracy that weakens it, because it destabilizes its institutions.
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