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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.
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What were the Germans before they became known as the Germans?
Up until the tenth century, the Germans were a loose knit group of tribes. Over time they began to form nations. Eventually the people who lived in these nations began to call themselves Germans. The real unification of the Germans took place when Luther published the German Bible in 1534 but this was a unity through language rather than culture. The country of Germany was established in its present form when Otto von Bismarck led the move to unification in 1871. Short answer: They were tribes of people who shared the same culture.
What do you call people who live in Germany?
People who live in Germany are called Germans
What do Germans call themselves in their native language?
Germans call themselves "Deutsche" in their native language.
Did Germany bomb the US during World War 2?
They did more than consider it. The US dropped almost 1.5 million tons of explosives on German war targets.
What do you call ancient Germans?
Teutonic .
What does the German people call their nation?
Deutschland is what Germans call Germany. It translates as "Land of the Germans".
What were the Germans before they became known as the Germans?
Up until the tenth century, the Germans were a loose knit group of tribes. Over time they began to form nations. Eventually the people who lived in these nations began to call themselves Germans. The real unification of the Germans took place when Luther published the German Bible in 1534 but this was a unity through language rather than culture. The country of Germany was established in its present form when Otto von Bismarck led the move to unification in 1871. Short answer: They were tribes of people who shared the same culture.
What is the German word for toliet?
"WC" is what Germans call their toilets.
What do Germans call New Years?
German's call new year new year
What do you call people who live in Germany?
People who live in Germany are called Germans
What do the Germans call sausages?
Wurst is the German translation for sausage Ha Ha Ha
What do German people call their flag?
The Germans refer to their flag as the Bundesflagge (Federal flag).
What do Germans call farther Christmas?
Weihnachtsmann is the translation in German. It is translated from English to German. German is mostly spoken in the European countries.
What did world war 2 American soldiers call German soldiers?
they calles the Germans krauts
What do Germans call their dogs?
The German word for dog is "Der hund"(singular), "Die hunde"(plural).
Did the US have you-boats in World War 1?
Yes, that is a German term. Non-Germans call them submarines.
Why are Germans called Dutchmen?
They aren't! Germans call themseves Deutsche and their country Deutschland.The Dutch language is a west-Germanic language (low German) and the name is derived from Dutsch. The English word Dutch was originally used to describe speakers of Low (spoken in the Netherlands, Flanders) and High German (spoken in Germany, Austria, Switzerland), but later came to refer to the language spoken in the Low Countries after their unification in 1579.
