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Which of the following describes a factor that motivated 19th-century unification movements in both Germany and Italy? A. The spread of nationalist ideas B. The establishment of Napoleon's empire C. The
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Which of the following describes a factor that motivated 19th-century unification movements in both Germany and Italy?

A. The spread of nationalist ideas
B. The establishment of Napoleon's empire
C. The extension of political suffrage in Great Britain
D. The end of the Industrial Revolution

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A. The spread of nationalist ideas

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A. The spread of nationalist ideas.
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