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20 September, 01:01

What is nationalism, and what role did it play in napoleans fall from power?

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    Nationalism is advocacy of political independence for a particular country. the role that nationalism was mostly present only in Germany during napoleon's reign. it united many of napoleon's allied german states against the idea of being a French client state.
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