How did the rise of nationalism impact Southwest Asia? Question 10 options:

It led to the outbreak of conflict between Arabs and Israelis in the region.

It led to the isolation of the region from the rest of the world.

It created an alliance made up of all the countries of the region.

It led to a surge of pro-democracy movements in the region.

It led to a surge of pro-democracy movements in the region.

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The rise of nationalism impact Southwest Asia in a way that "Led to a surge of pro-democracy movements in the region."

This is true in the sense that nationalism which is one of the main reasons for world war 1, broke the ottoman empire, and eventually led to agitation for democracy in places like India and Turkey.

Also, the idea of nationalism through education from the elites in this region made them seek independence or self-government and ultimately democratic rule.

he armenian genocide, also known as the armenian holocaust, was the ottoman government's systematic extermination of 1.5 million armenians, mostly citizens within the ottoman empire.

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