Adolf hitler was able to create a powerful unified state in germany by blaming minorities such as jews and gypsies for the country’s problems and promoting the idea of german people as übermench, or superior people. this made the idea of persecuting minorities seem natural and expanding german dominance over europe like a reasonable course of action. this feeling of belonging and superiority is known as:

The felling is called Nationalism

Explanation:

Nationalism, in short, would be the feeling of belonging of a subject to a group either by proximity or by the racial, linguistic or historical bond. Thus, it is an ideology that exalts the national state to which the individual belongs rather than the image of what is foreign. Hitler however, raised this feeling to megalomania that scared the world.

the qing dynasty placed strict limits on foreign merchants' ability to trade in china.

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