Drove Chinese peasant movements against Manch government a. Targeted for not being nationalistic enough 5. Drove French to unite behind Napoleon to take over Europe 6. Drove the Japanese to industrialize quickly 7. Drove Egyptians to limit the power of the Ottomans ii. By 1914, the world had become one where people identify strongly with nation 1...
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By 1914, the world had become one where people identify strongly with nation 1. Or with the dream of creating own nation iii. Oppressors used nationalistic feelings to justify their superiority iv. Oppressed used their nationalist feelings to justify their rebellion v. Jingoism – belligerent patriotism – British term I...
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