The rise of nationalism in europe came out of all of the following a. a desire for the people to self-govern c. loyalty for one’s culture and country b. the creation of nation-states in europe d. people’s disapproval of the decision made at the congress of vienna

Option A. The rise of nationalism in Europe came out of all of the following except a desire for the people to self-govern.

Explanation:

In the 19th Century a wave of nationalists movements spread across Europe transforming the majority of its countries. The rise of nationalism in Europe came out of a growing sense of loyalty for one's culture and country, the creation of nation-states in Europe, and people's disapproval of the decision made at the Congress of Vienna, but it did not came out of a desire for the people to self-govern, as nationalist movements call for the people of a specific nation to have a sense of community and to follow the leaders who are going to govern that nation.

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