As World War II concluded, then with increasing severity after the war, the Allied victors competed among themselves for domination not only in Germany but also in Europe as a whole. Principally, it was the Soviet Union that stood on one side of the competition, with the United States, along with Great Britain and France, on the other side.
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The two main countries in western Europe are Germany and France. It would not be totally accurate to say that they dominate western Europe. There are other large and important countries there too.
Unification of Germany failed prior to Bismarck because there was not an agreed upon direction for that unification. The powers of Germany before unification attempted the process with the Frankfurt Assembly; however, it was unsuccessful because it established Germany as a federal union with a monarch to run it, but there was not support for that decision. Bismarck came into power a year after the Frankfurt Assembly and stated that unification of Germany would be through the use of military force. His plan to unify Germany began by instituting taxes which would fund Prussian forces. The next phase of Bismarck's plan was to use the Prussian army to unify Germany through three specific wars that strategically increased Prussia's power and gained the confidence and support of the German people for unification.
The name Tausendjähriges Reich (Thousand-Year Reich), suggested that Nazi Germany would dominate Europe, and perhaps the world, for a thousand years. It did not!
France was historically opposed to any attempts to unify Germany, particularly in the 19th century. French leaders feared that a unified Germany would create a powerful adversary on their borders, threatening their own national security. This opposition was evident during the lead-up to the Franco-Prussian War (1870-1871), which ultimately led to Germany's unification under Prussian leadership. France's resistance continued into the 20th century, influencing its foreign policy towards Germany in both World Wars.
Otto von Bismarck sought to unify Germany to strengthen its position in Europe and establish it as a great power. He believed that a unified German state would enhance economic stability, improve military strength, and foster national pride among the German people. Additionally, Bismarck aimed to consolidate his own power and influence by creating a centralized government that could effectively manage and unify the diverse German states. Ultimately, unification under Prussian leadership would allow for greater control over European affairs.
Germany was not unified as a country until 1870, but Prussia, the most important and unifying part of Germany, had Otto Von Bismarck becoming Prime Minister in 1862. This position in Prussia was also known as the 'Minister President of Prussia.' Bismarck would later go on to unify Germany through three wars by 1870.
Dominate is a verb, in it's noun form it would be Dominator
Otto von Bismarck aimed to unify Germany to strengthen its position in Europe and enhance national power through a cohesive nation-state. He believed that a unified Germany would promote economic growth, military strength, and political stability. Additionally, Bismarck sought to diminish the influence of Austria and France in German affairs, thereby consolidating Prussian leadership and ensuring German dominance in the region. Ultimately, unification was seen as essential for achieving national pride and identity.
Due to the wasteful duplication of costs in each of the Canadian Armed Forces, the government decided to unify the armed services.
Out of Zayn and Niall in one direction, Zayn would top or be more dominate.