The Cause of WW1

owers were prepared for a war by 1914.
             Nationalism was an important factor in the outbreak of World War I. The desire of independent nations for dominance and prestige became more and more intense in the years immediately before the war. Such strong feelings often made nationalists aggressive towards other nations and unforgiving if they felt their nation had been offended. Nationalism often created tension among nations of Europe, resulting indirectly in the outbreak of World War I
             Nationalism, was primarily a feeling of ¡§community¡ among a group of people. This was normally based
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