The Westphalian system was important for nationalism because:
Correct answer: D. a and b
- A. it 'created' the modern state
- B. it provided the base for Nationalism, in terms of understanding of sovereignty and non-interference
- C. it provided the state with a new set of values
- D. a and b
Explanation
The Westphalian order is conventionally associated with sovereign states, territorial authority, and non-interference, which later supplied nationalism with its political framework. In standard textbook usage, both statements a and b are treated as correct, making d the intended answer.
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