Multiple Choice
In early nineteenth-century Europe, what hampered the implementation of the nationalistic idea that the location of "the people" should form the basis for setting national boundaries?
A) Monarchs felt that allegiance to them should determine national boundaries.
B) Multiethnic land empires collapsed.
C) There was no agreement as to who "the people" should be.
D) Each side in military conflicts tried to gain control of as many people as possible.
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