Which option shows the correct relation between nationalism and state power?
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Correct answer: Nationalism gave the goal and state power implemented it in many places
The governing concept is the interaction between an ideological goal and political institutions. Nationalism created the idea that people sharing a common identity should form a nation, but ideas alone did not redraw Europe's political map. Strong states such as Prussia and Sardinia-Piedmont used administration, diplomacy, armies, and political authority to unite territories. Thus option A is correct. Options B and C wrongly deny the relationship, while D confuses nationalism with an economic policy or tax.
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Nationalism gave the goal and state power implemented it in many places
Why is this the correct answer?
The governing concept is the interaction between an ideological goal and political institutions. Nationalism created the idea that people sharing a common identity should form a nation, but ideas alone did not redraw Europe's political map. Strong states such as Prussia and Sardinia-Piedmont used administration, diplomacy, armies, and political authority to unite territories. Thus option A is correct. Options B and C wrongly deny the relationship, while D confuses nationalism with an economic policy or tax.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 10 Social Science question. Chapter: The Age of Industrialisation. Topic: The Making of Germany and Italy.
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