1. Both World War I and World War II

a. were fought mainly in North America.

b. began in part by the rise of militarism and nationalism in Eastern Europe.

c. ended as a stalemate between European and Asian countries.

d. saw Japan as the emerging superpower after 1945.

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Mara Contreras

18 August, 04:12

1. Both World War I and World War II

a. were fought mainly in North America.

b. began in part by the rise of militarism and nationalism in Eastern Europe.

c. ended as a stalemate between European and Asian countries.

d. saw Japan as the emerging superpower after 1945.

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Bryce Dalton · Answer 1

Answer: B

Explanation: Both World Wars were started due to one country rising up as a Military power and having a Nationalist government. Germany is a good example of this. When Hitler rose to power in 1933, he began to start a Nationalist Government and starting invading some nearby countries.

1. Both World War I and World War IIa. were fought mainly in North America.b. began in part by the rise of militarism and nationalism in Eastern Europe.c. ended as a stalemate between European and Asian countries.d. saw Japan as the emerging superpower after 1945.

1. Both World War I and World War II

a. were fought mainly in North America.

b. began in part by the rise of militarism and nationalism in Eastern Europe.

c. ended as a stalemate between European and Asian countries.

d. saw Japan as the emerging superpower after 1945.