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The rise of nationalism and imperialism fueled tensions among nations from "summary" of The Complete Story of Civilization by Will Durant
The growth of nationalism and imperialism in the late 19th and early 20th centuries brought about a new era of tension among nations. As countries began to assert their own national identities and interests, conflicts arose over territory, resources, and power. Nationalism, with its focus on promoting one's own nation above others, led to competition and rivalry between states. This competition often took the form of imperialism, as nations sought to expand their influence and control over other territories. Imperialism fueled tensions among nations as they vied for control of colonies and strategic regions around the world. The scramble for colonies in Africa and Asia, known as the "New Imperialism," pitted European powers against each other in a race for dominance. This competition for overseas territories not only heightened tensions between imperial powers but also created resentment among colonized peoples who sought independence from foreign rule. The rise of nationalis...Similar Posts
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