How did nationalism, imperialism, and militarism set the stage for world war i? (10.5.1)?

Nationalism had each nation looking at itself as superior to its surrounding nations and in competition with them for supremacy.

Imperialism was a way in which the nations of Europe took their national pride and competitiveness to global levels, vying with one another for commercial and political control of regions in other parts of the world (mainly Africa and Asia).

Militarism was the increasing buildup of military forces, along with willingness and battle plans for using those forces.  For more on militarism's role in leading to World War I, see this answer on -

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