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What contributed to Germany's growth as an industrial power under Bismark?
Ample amounts of coal and iron
Was Otto Von Bismark A liberal politician?
No. Though he did unify Germany as a constitutional monarchy he did it through use of the military and force, making Prussian control over Germany certain. He mocked liberal attempts at unification. He gave the Kaiser a majority of the power and the ability to mostly ignore parliament. He gave Germany the appearance of a liberal government but made it controlled by conservatives.
Who was the leader of Germany and when did he come to power?
The leader of Germany was Adolf Hitler, he rose into power in 1934.
Who has the power in Germany?
The answer is the chancellor. Though the Germans elect a president the true power of Germany is its chancellor.
Was Germany a allied or central power?
Central Power.
What contributed to Germany's growth as an industrial power under Bismark?
Ample amounts of coal and iron
What did Otto von Bismarck do to achieve his goal of drawing smaller German states to Prussias side?
The key concept behind Bismark's successes in regards to the Unification of Germany is nationalism. Bismark was a very strong, influencial leader who won many battles to gain land and power for Germany. As more and more battles were won, the pride in Germany flourished and states became united in order to gain power and make Germany an even more powerful world leader.
Why are the years 1860-1900 called the age of Bismark?
Because Prime Minister Bismark of the German Empire expanded the power of the recently unified Germany, by expanding banking, acquiring overseas territory, and instigating the Franco-Prussian war, conquering resource-rich territory from France. The great strides made by Germany in this time period set the stage for World War I.
What increased Prussia power in the 17th and 18th century?
The Franco-Prussian war. Prussia beat France and took Alsace-Lorraine. Then Otto von Bismark unified the German states to become the Germany that we know today.
Was Otto Von Bismark A liberal politician?
No. Though he did unify Germany as a constitutional monarchy he did it through use of the military and force, making Prussian control over Germany certain. He mocked liberal attempts at unification. He gave the Kaiser a majority of the power and the ability to mostly ignore parliament. He gave Germany the appearance of a liberal government but made it controlled by conservatives.
What did Otto von Bismarck do to achieve his goal of drawing smaller German states to Prussia's side?
The key concept behind Bismark's successes in regards to the Unification of Germany is nationalism. Bismark was a very strong, influencial leader who won many battles to gain land and power for Germany. As more and more battles were won, the pride in Germany flourished and states became united in order to gain power and make Germany an even more powerful world leader.
During World War 2 Germany was an allied power?
No, Germany was an Axis Power
What new balance of power concept developed in the eighteenth century?
Realpolitik. adaptation to existing facts, pursuing plain objects, admitting no obligation to ideals. Used by Bismark to maintain the balance of power in Europe.
Explain The Meaning Of A Call To Power?
The meaning of a call to power is a calling to lead.
Who was the leader of Germany and when did he come to power?
The leader of Germany was Adolf Hitler, he rose into power in 1934.
Who has the power in Germany?
The answer is the chancellor. Though the Germans elect a president the true power of Germany is its chancellor.
What territories was Bismark eager to control because they had rich deposits of iron ore?
Bismarck was eager to control territories in Lorraine and Luxembourg because they had rich deposits of iron ore, which was essential for industrial development and military power in the 19th century. Control over these territories would strengthen Germany's economy and position in Europe.
