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Nationalism and the Origins of World War I

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Nationalism was a major long-term cause of World War I. Which of the following nationalistic movements was a primary factor in the escalating tensions that led to the war’s outbreak in 1914?

A

France’s desire to regain Alsace-Lorraine from Germany

B

Russia’s pan-Slavic ambitions in Eastern Europe

C

Germany’s ambition for colonial expansion

D

Serbia’s desire for independence from Austria-Hungary

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