A research on why did German nationalism become imperialistic in World War I and World War II?Lecturer:University:Course:Subject:OutlineHistory of nationalismReasons for the growth of nationalism in GermanyIntroduction Imperialism in GermanyWhy Germany nationalism became imperialist?Imperialism in the First World War and Second World WarPrefaceThe research focuses on the reasons of why Germany decided to become imperialistic in the First World War and Second World War. The research is divided into five part mainly the history of nationalism, reasons for the growth of nationalism in Germany, the introduction of imperialism in Germany, the reason why Germany nationalist became imperialist an lastly imperialism in the first and second world war, the history of nationalism will look at the years and stages Germany went to became nationalist. Reason will look at factors that made the citizens of Germany to adopt nationalism, introduction to imperialism will look at how it started and its impact lastly the last two headings will generally try to explain reason behind Germany changing from nationalism in favour of imperialism.History of nationalismThere is no definite definition of nationalism, in the 18th centaury industrial revolution in the west made it possible for the change in culture, and this intern created nationalism. In the agrarian society there was no need for a peasant to and elite to communicate de to the high culture that existed between them. Hence produce nationalism there should be a cultural homogenization; in which a society that is urban and predominantly modern industrial should have a high degree of social mobility had an accumulation of literature. In order to be successful there was the need to conduct this in vernacular so that it could be accessible to the entire population. In addition to this nationalism can be grouped as a homogenous cultural unit that is educated.[Wehler, H. the German Empire, 1871-1918 (Oxford. berg publishers, 1997), 57.] In Germany nationalism was seen as a progressive and it supported the development of free democracy, also it was a source of social cohesiveness and political stability. In those days nations were made by changing culture of the peasants in to literate and cultivated ones.[Craig, g. Germany, 1866-1945(oxford, Oxford university press, 1999), 69] By 1815 Germany was divided into 39 different states. The largest state was the Austrian Empire, but also other nationalities such as Hungarians and Slavs. Faction of German nationalism was learned people in line of work such as education and the law. Students of German origin created Burschenschaften, a unions to support German nationalism. In 1830 many demonstrations by these liberals took place across Germany in sustaining German nationalism. In that time there was no leadership or harmony among nationalists. Some states in the north wanted their rights reinstated and those in southern states wanted a constitution. However, the...