Many subject peoples began to feel discontent with their imperial masters during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. In addition to nationalism, which one of the following reasons best explains why they felt that way?

A.

colonialism - they wanted the opportunity to carve out overseas colonies and territories

B.

freedom-they wanted self-rule and independence

C.

imperialism-they wanted to dominate their neighbors and build their own empires

D.

communism-they wanted a world in which the workers were in charge

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Many subject peoples began to feel discontent with their imperial masters during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. In addition to nationalism, which one of the following reasons best explains why they felt that way?

A.

colonialism - they wanted the opportunity to carve out overseas colonies and territories

B.

freedom-they wanted self-rule and independence

C.

imperialism-they wanted to dominate their neighbors and build their own empires

D.

communism-they wanted a world in which the workers were in charge

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Zoey Hancock · Answer 1

Reedom-they wanted self-rule and independence explains why subject peoples began to feel discontent with their imperial masters during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. In addition tonationalism due to fact that ofetlny some nations thought about ruling moanrchs as a representant of the other nation