Nationalism: A Curse to Nineteenth Century Europe

Nationalism is often said to be pride of national hegemonism, but it may be a move to protect the house. First, nationalism promotes race discrimination between different ethnic groups and ethnic groups. In addition, the arrogant pride of this country has invited disputes between countries, including war. After all, Mr. Kozlov reached the age of nationalism, the small country has achieved rapid growth, has new ideas and ideas, many old standards were abandoned in these nationalist era.

In order to understand the origin of this nationalism, it is necessary to start from Europe first. Nationalism, a patron saint of the modern world war, dominated Europe in the 19th century as an internal reaction to rulers of the dictatorship regime. For centuries authoritarian European leaders have accumulated territory through war and strategic marriage. In the process, they persecute and alienate different ethnic groups and religious groups within the constantly changing boundaries. The frustration with King French, British monarch and Prussia Kaiser caused the rebellion of everyday citizens who reached the climax in the mid-19th century. This romantic and organically grown nationalism is guided by the enlightenment and desire for nations created and managed by people of the same nationality.

In the 19th century, imperialism developed and shaped the European countries. Global expansion in Europe started in the 15th century, but for industrialization it rapidly developed in the 19th century and created a very powerful country. Imperialism refers to a resource for a country to expand its power to other countries and countries. The expansion in Europe is occurring mainly in Africa. In 1880, Europe accounted for about 10% of Africa, but in 1914 it dominated all African expectations.

Imperialism refers to the custom of a country expanding its influence to other countries. In most cases historians use the term to refer to the imperialism of a particular period of the 19th century and during this period the European countries are divided into colonies and in most parts of Asia, Africa, the Pacific I will use military power. Therefore, imperialism often overlaps colonialism. Because they all represent military occupation and economic exploitation in colonies. Impressionism, however, does not automatically mean the use of power, as western countries in the 19th century have been condemned as power, not economic imperialism, so far without the use of power. For example, in his book "The Best Stage of Imperialism Capitalism" book, Vladimir Lenin believes that the most important aspect of European colonialism in the 19th and 20th century is economical It is