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Depopulation in the German states during the 19th century was primarily caused by a combination of factors, including widespread emigration, particularly to the United States, due to economic hardship and social unrest. Additionally, the population was affected by high mortality rates from wars, such as the Napoleonic Wars, and epidemics like cholera. Industrialization also led to urban migration, drawing people away from rural areas, further contributing to population decline in certain regions.
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After the Congress of Vienna what was the new name of the German organized states?
German confederation
Which of the German states on the European continent proved long lasting?
kingdom of the franks
In which two countries did industrialization advance the most during the 19th century?
The German Empire and the United States.
Which statement about the Thirty Years' War is true?
The Holy Roman Empire and German states were weakened.
What did Otto Von Bismarck want to do?
Otto von Bismarck wanted to unify German states. He was born when the German confederation was just created. His main priority was to help Prussia have the most powerful army in all of Europe which it eventually did. Bismarck was clever and would manipulate his ways into getting more territory. SO basically he wanted to unite all German states making the German Empire with Prussia as the core
What is tha effects of rural depopulation?
THE effects of rural depopulation is that sheds get lonely.
What was the impact of panafricanism movements?
THE IMPACT of pan african was cased depopulation among the peoples who used violence means as fightigh which caused blood shedding.
What caused the end of the Inca Empire?
small pox disease, this was caused by the spanish when they concer the inca so due to that led to the depopulation in Inca empire so make easy collapse and the Spanish took the area
What two German actions caused the United states to enter world war ii?
Japanese attack on pearl harbor in 1941
Why did the south German states differ from the north German states?
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How did Prussia's actions strengthen the German states?
By dominating the German states via wars and diplomacy created a path of a union of states known as the North German Confederation and later the German Empire.
The south German states differed from the north German states in that they were?
Better suited to viniculture
When was The German Element in the United States created?
The German Element in the United States was created in 1909.
Why would it be incorrect to say that revolution caused German unification?
Because a revolution did not cause German unification. German unification was a long process that involved Prussia, which is now part of Germany, taking control of the other states of Germany through various means- treaties, confederations, and even occasionally wars. The process was completed in 1871 when Prussia and a few other German states defeated France in the Franco-Prussian War.
How do you depopulate?
wars are the mayor contributors of depopulation. Epidemic diseases has also done it's contribution to depopulation. But you just do not depopulate. Everyone dies, but not everyone dies at the same time. In order to become a conciderable depopulation you need an environment that allows for hundreds of thounsands to die in about the same period of time.
What caused the end of US neutrality?
The sinking of the Lusitania by the German U-boat and the Zimmermann note made the United States want to enter the war (on the Allies side)
Is Prussia Germany's ancestral nation?
German joined Prussia and Austria in the newly-formed German Confederation, a replacement to the now obsolete Holy Roman Empire. When the Franco-Prussian War took place Prussia gained the territory of Alsace-Lorraine when they beat France. The war caused German states to consolidate into a unified German nation, which was the German Empire.
