What role did nationalism play in the outbreak of world War 1?
A. Nationalism convinced the people of Europe that there own nation could take on any military threat
B. nationalism caused a reduction in trade
C. nationalism led to a new era of peace negotiations
D. Nationalism caused countries to stop the alliance system
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