What is a consequence of jingoism?

Jingoism refers to an extreme form of patriotism characterized by aggressive or warlike foreign policy. This mindset often leads to heightened international conflict as nations become more inclined to assert their dominance and interests over others. Jingoism can cultivate a sense of superiority and justification for military action, thereby increasing tensions between countries. As a result, rather than fostering diplomacy or cooperation, jingoism can lead to confrontations, misunderstandings, and potentially conflict, making it a significant factor in the escalation of international disputes. The other options, such as increased diplomatic relations, promotion of peace initiatives, and reduction of military spending, are generally contrary to the aggressive stance that jingoism embodies.