Question

in the years leading to world war i, the spirit of nationalism increased competition among nations to do which of the following? choose four answers. build large military forces convert nonbelievers to christianity expand their colonial empires form military alliances expand their economies hold big antiwar demonstrations

Explanation:

Nationalism in the pre - World War I era led nations to seek power and prestige. Building large military forces enhanced national security and projection of power. Expanding colonial empires brought resources and prestige. Forming military alliances was a strategy for security and influence. Expanding economies provided the means for military and colonial expansion. Converting non - believers was not a major driver due to nationalism, and anti - war demonstrations were contrary to the nationalistic, competitive spirit.

Answer:

• build large military forces
• expand their colonial empires
• form military alliances
• expand their economies