In Multinational Empires in the Nineteenth Century, Nationalism

question 6

Multiple Choice

In multinational empires in the nineteenth century, nationalism

• A) resulted in a dominant language.
• B) evolved into a xenophobic ideology.
• C) increased the industrial capacity of the state.
• D) created pressure to break larger states into smaller ones.

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1° Alcohol

An alcohol where the hydroxyl (-OH) group is attached to a carbon atom that is itself bonded to only one other carbon atom, known as primary alcohol.

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Pentanal

An organic compound that is a five-carbon aldehyde with the formula C5H10O, characterized by a pungent smell.