Also, each ethnic group was not required or encouraged to learn the language and culture of any other, which caused great division between them. Social Darwinism developed, in which ethnic groups competed against each other in a kind of "survival of the fittest", applying Darwin's Theory of Natural Selection to races and ethnicities...
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Thus instead of it being the "we're the best nation in the world" kind of nationalism, where the nation is united, it was the brand of nationalism where it's one ethnic group against another inside one fragmented nation. The most restless of these groups were the Slavs, those who populated Bosnia Herzegovina and Serbia...
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