In the 20th century, war altered nationalism:
Correct answer: D. b and c
- A. By successfully suppressing nationalism across Europe
- B. By giving rise to fascist variant
- C. By giving voice to the demands for self-determination
- D. b and c
Explanation
Twentieth-century wars did not suppress nationalism across Europe; they produced more radical forms, including fascism, while also strengthening claims to national self-determination. Both statements b and c are therefore valid.
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