Global Conflicts (1900-Present)

The rise of communism in China

Intense nationalism among European nations

The successful creation of the United Nations

Widespread adoption of pacifism

Imperialism decreased nationalistic tensions by creating economic interdependence.

Imperialism and nationalism were unrelated factors in the outbreak of World War I.

Nationalism drove nations to compete for imperial territories, increasing tensions.

Nationalism was used to justify the economic policies of imperialism.

Militarism was the sole cause of WWI, overshadowing all other factors.

Militarism was a minor factor compared to the economic competition caused by imperialism.

Militarism, with its arms race, amplified existing tensions from nationalism and imperialism, making conflict more likely and destructive.

Militarism was only significant after the war began, playing no role in its initial outbreak.

By promoting peace and understanding between nations.

By creating new, more destructive weapons.

By decreasing the economic incentives for war.

By limiting the production of military equipment.

Industrialized nations had less need for raw materials, decreasing competition.

Industrialization led to greater economic cooperation and reduced nationalism.

Industrialized nations sought colonies for resources and markets, intensifying rivalries.

Industrialization decreased military spending, promoting peaceful resolutions.

Industrialization was the only cause of global conflict.

Industrialization was a significant factor, but nationalism, imperialism, and alliances also played crucial roles.

Industrialization had no impact on global conflict; it was solely due to political ideologies.

Industrialization decreased global conflict by promoting economic interdependence.

Increased consumer demand and limited production

Overproduction and decreased consumer demand

The absence of international trade

Government regulation of the economy

Increased international cooperation and trade

The rise of extremist ideologies and increased government involvement in the economy

A decrease in unemployment rates worldwide

The strengthening of democratic governments

By demonstrating the success of capitalist economies

By creating widespread economic hardship and disillusionment with existing systems

By promoting international cooperation and stability

By strengthening democratic institutions and reducing social unrest

A policy of economic sanctions against aggressor nations

A policy of granting concessions to aggressor nations to avoid war

A policy of military intervention to protect democratic governments

A policy of promoting free trade among nations