German Nationalists in the Late Nineteenth Century Agitated for

question 43

Multiple Choice

German nationalists in the late nineteenth century agitated for

• A) the annexation of Austria.
• B) withdrawal from the colonies to focus government funds at home.
• C) a larger navy, colonies, and a greater share of world markets.
• D) extermination of Jewish and Slavic minorities within the Reich.
• E) German friendship with England.

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