Nationalism and European State Identity
Which of the following best describes the impact of nationalism on European state identity and cultural unity during the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries?
A
It had minimal impact on state identity, which remained predominantly defined by monarchical rule.
B
Nation-states increasingly promoted a shared cultural and political identity over regional or feudal allegiances.
C
Nationalism led to the dissolution of all state identities in favor of a pan-European identity without distinctive cultures.
D
It caused a setback in cultural unity as regionalism reasserted dominance over national identity.
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