Industrial Revolution or nationalism

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In your reflection, make the case that either the Industrial Revolution or nationalism was the most significant force in nineteenth-century world history. (You are welcome to consider how the Industrial Revolution and nationalism have influenced world history since in the nineteenth century.)

Consider the case for the other option, as well, by way of demonstrating why your choice was more significant.

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