Imperialism poses a threat to this method of obtaining peace because it advocates nationalism and self- righteousness and while compromising there must be a willingness to but egotistical ideas aside. Another reason imperialism poses a threat to peace is because these nations’ citizens are often conditioned to not question authority and to blindly follow. This very issue was predominate during the second world war specifically in Germany. Leaders such as Hitler, made the citizens fear questioning the government’s choices and often kept their opinions to themselves. Having been conditioned to be reserved it is easy to understand why this concept of arbitration was so radical at the
Imperialism poses a threat to this method of obtaining peace because it advocates nationalism and self- righteousness and while compromising there must be a willingness to but egotistical ideas aside. Another reason imperialism poses a threat to peace is because these nations’ citizens are often conditioned to not question authority and to blindly follow. This very issue was predominate during the second world war specifically in Germany. Leaders such as Hitler, made the citizens fear questioning the government’s choices and often kept their opinions to themselves. Having been conditioned to be reserved it is easy to understand why this concept of arbitration was so radical at the