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Which nations provided the greatest degree of economic security for its citizens by the year 1900?
Nation 5 (Bismarck)
Who or what is kaiser?
The Kaiser was the Emperor of Germany. During WWI he was Wilhelm II, who inherited his job when the first Kaiser, his father, died in the late 1880s. These were the only two Kaisers of Imperial Germany, because Germany was not united into the single nation of Germany until 1871. They were of the House of Hohenzollern, who before German unification were the Kings of Prussia. "Kaiser", like "Tsar" or "Czar" (who was the Emperor of Russia) are titles derived from the ancient Ceasar of Imperial Rome two thousand years ago. Wilhelm II was an unpleasant, vain, pompous man whose wild and reckless enthusiasms helped destabilize Europe in the decades before WWI. He lived on in exile in the Netherlands until 1940, long enough to see the Nazis come to power in Germany. They would have welcomed him back home for the legitimacy he would have given the Nazi regime in the eyes of many Germans, but Wilhelm despised the Nazis. Imagine, a corporal running his country! There are still Hohenzollern descendants rattling around Europe, waiting for the world to come to its senses and restore them to their rightful place lording it over everybody else.
How were the foreign policy goals and achievements of Metternich and Bismarck similar and different?
Metternich and Bismarck wanted different things with Europe. Metternich was an advocate of Balance of Power and fought for this at the Congress of Vienna. Bismarck, on the other hand, wanted to create a super powerful Germany through the unification of German states. Bismarck believed in Realpolitik, a machiavellian theory that states that the power of a nation should be placed above any ideological or moral standard.
Who is Otto von Bismarck addressing in the Nationalist Speech?
In his Nationalist Speech, Otto von Bismarck is primarily addressing the German people, particularly the German nationalists and political leaders of the time. He aims to rally them around the idea of German unity and nationalism, emphasizing the importance of a strong, unified Germany. Bismarck seeks to inspire a sense of national pride and purpose among his audience, advocating for the consolidation of the various German states into a single nation-state.
Why did Otto Von Bismarck also known as the architect of German unification seek to preserve peace in Europe after 1871?
Bismarck was a dipolmat. It was his job to talk and not fight. Not to mention that war is never a good thing for a new nation and if there was a war in Europe, there would most likely be fighting on two of Germany's border, maybe three, which is not a good situation to be in.
Which nation was unified by otto von Bismarck and later ruled by kaiser Wilhelm?
Germany
Which nation was unified by Otto Von Bismarck and later ruled by Kaiser Wilhelm II?
Germany.
What nation was unified by Otto Von Bismarck but later ruled by Kaiser Wilhelm the second?
Prussia (Germany).
Nation ruled by Kaiser Wilhelm II?
Germany
How did Kaiser Wilhelm II influence the beginning of ww1?
The kaiser's support of Austria-Hungary led that nation to declare war on Serbia-novanet
Emperor of Germany during world war 1who after the nation's defeat abdicated and fled to exile in the Netherlands?
Kaiser Wilhelm
Emperor of Germany during world war 1 who after his nation's defeat abdicated and fled to exile in the Netherlands?
The emperor was Kaiser Wilhelm II.
Who were the two leaders of the Prussia that led the unification of Germany?
The two key leaders of Prussia who played pivotal roles in the unification of Germany were Otto von Bismarck and King Wilhelm I. Bismarck, as the Chancellor, orchestrated a series of wars and diplomatic maneuvers that ultimately unified the German states under Prussian leadership. King Wilhelm I supported Bismarck's efforts and was crowned the first Emperor of the unified German Empire in 1871. Their collaboration was crucial in transforming the fragmented German territories into a cohesive nation-state.
Who was the Emperor of Germany during World War 1 who after his nation's defeat abdicated and fled to exile in the Netherlands?
Wilhelm II died of a pulmonary embolus in Doorn, the Netherlands on 4 June 1941 aged 82, with German soldiers at the gates of his estate Kaiser Wilhelm II. He was forced to abdicate and was, in effect, thrown out of the country. Wilhelm II.
What was a nation-state?
A state that was inhabited mostly with one nation. E.g. Italy became a nation state in 1861, after the southern parts joined Piedmont-Sardinia, and they could get rid of the Habsburgs and the French. The first king was Victor Emmanuel. Or, Germany in 1871, after the southern states joined the Northern Condederacy, under Wilhelm I as a kaiser (emperor).
What was a nation state?
A state that was inhabited mostly with one nation. E.g. Italy became a nation state in 1861, after the southern parts joined Piedmont-Sardinia, and they could get rid of the Habsburgs and the French. The first king was Victor Emmanuel. Or, Germany in 1871, after the southern states joined the Northern Condederacy, under Wilhelm I as a kaiser (emperor).
WHAT A nation-state?
A state that was inhabited mostly with one nation. E.g. Italy became a nation state in 1861, after the southern parts joined Piedmont-Sardinia, and they could get rid of the Habsburgs and the French. The first king was Victor Emmanuel. Or, Germany in 1871, after the southern states joined the Northern Condederacy, under Wilhelm I as a kaiser (emperor).
