How is European imperialism in Asia related to the outbreak of World War I? A) imperialism caused Nations to dismantle into smaller countries and then defend themselves b) as a result of the Empire Building trying to protect its territorial interest at the start of World War I c) the growth of nationalism in the years before World War I led many countries to defend themselves against larger Nations d) as a result of the Empire Building Asian and European nations race to Ally themselves against the other at the start of World War I

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Allyson Rios

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22 January, 16:04

How is European imperialism in Asia related to the outbreak of World War I? A) imperialism caused Nations to dismantle into smaller countries and then defend themselves b) as a result of the Empire Building trying to protect its territorial interest at the start of World War I c) the growth of nationalism in the years before World War I led many countries to defend themselves against larger Nations d) as a result of the Empire Building Asian and European nations race to Ally themselves against the other at the start of World War I

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Valerie Aguilar · Answer 1

European imperialism in Asia is related to the outbreak of World War I by the growth of nationalism in the years before World War I led many countries to defend themselves against larger Nations.

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

The growing outrage against the larger European nations that controlled most Asian regions eventually culminated in larger support from nations that were not a part of the allied nations and were against the imperialistic approach of Great Britain.

Moreover, the increasing urge of becoming a dominant world power in order to defend the territorial interests also fed the sense of nationalism. This growth in nationalist ideology soon made World War I a reality.

Juliana Gallegos · Answer 2

The answer is b) as a result of the Empire Building trying to protect its territorial interest at the start of World War I.

Explanation:

Protecting colonies and all gains from conquest and colonization that made part of their empires, as well as grabbing opportunities to expand them, were some of the goals of European powers and Japan to join World War I.