France was clearly not going to welcome an adjoining state with the potential to be more powerful than herself. The border areas between France and the German states had been contested for centuries, often to the advantage of the powerful, united French state, while many southern German states were French allies (suspicious of Prussian motives).
I THINK thye bismarck belongs to Germany
France I think.
I Think France
Set an example
I think Henry III or II
He thinks that Austria would resist unification and weaken a unified Germany. -Apex
He thinks that Austria would resist unification and weaken a unified Germany.
He thinks that Austria would resist unification and weaken a unified Germany.
Bismarck believed that colonies were an unnecessary expense and distraction for Germany, prioritizing European power politics and unification instead. He was more focused on building a strong unified German state in Europe rather than pursuing overseas colonies.
I THINK thye bismarck belongs to Germany
I think it's because she helped was presented as a national figure. This eventually led to the unification of France and the defeat of the oppressing English troops.
Otto von Bismarck, a key figure in the unification of Germany, saw nationalism as a tool to achieve his political goals. He believed that promoting a sense of national identity was essential for creating a strong, unified German state under Prussian leadership. However, he also believed in realpolitik, using nationalism strategically to advance his own agenda rather than as an end in itself.
Germany's economy grew quickly because after unification Germany focused on concentrated on industrial production for its country.
France, i think
im only 14 and im definitely not an expert, but i think i remember that he was the one who came up with the idea of it in the first place so yh, he had like the blood and iron war and stuff, which u could look at on wikipedia but yh he came up with the idea to unify all 39 states of germany
There were many different influences on it. E.g. Economic purposes - one of the early steps towards unification towards a Kleindeutschland (a German state governed by Prussia and excluding Austria) was the Zollverein, the customs union in.. i think the 1830's sometime. Social pressures also contributed hugely, which influenced Bismarck and the elites to move towards unification and a sense of nationalism was pretty strong. Germany was originally divided into hundreds of small states, which then were reduced to 37. That's all i can recall at the moment, but i hope that helps even slightly.
i think France i think France