The Unification of Germany

Russia and Denmark

Prussia and France

Russia and the Netherlands

Prussia and Austria

Austria had resources that Prussia lacked; going to war would guarantee more troops, food, and land for Prussia, making them more economically successful

Austria held territory within Prussia's borders, which meant that they eventually had to be defeated in order for complete unification.

Austria gained control over both Schleswig and Holstein during the first war against Denmark, which Bismarck thought was unfair so he declared war.

Austria and Prussia were long term enemies, and during the efforts for unification was a perfect time to seek vengeance.

Bismarck and the government

the government and the Anglican Church

Bismarck and the popes

the government and the Roman Catholic Church

Industrialization allowed mines and factories to flourish

Austria paid reparations, money for damages, after the war

Funds were used to build businesses

There was rapid growth in steel and coal production

Funds were used to build railways that linked cities

France paid reparations, money for damages, after the war

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False

True

False

Conflict with France over territory sparked feelings of nationalism with south German states, who united for war.

France still had control over parts of Prussia's territory, so war was inevitable in order for unification to be complete.

Napoleon III blamed Prussia for recent disturbances, appealing to the French people's sense of nationalism, and provoking Prussia to declare war.

The rule of Napoleon had left France in a devastated state, and Prussia felt the need to intervene in their political affairs.

Racism; for example white people being prejudiced against black people due to their differences in skin color

Putting one's culture as the center for their being and not being free to think about anything else

The belief that one is superior due to their culture/customs

The belief that other people are superior due to their ethnic groups and cultures

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False

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It joined Germans politically and created friendly bonds between states.

It joined Germans economically and encouraged the growth of railroads that connected states.

It allowed for foreign trade to occur within Germany.

It included all of the German states, which allowed for them to trade inter-connectedly.

All of the above.

We aren't allowed to use phones in class.

We aren't allowed to chew gum in school.

It's courteous to not talk when you're chewing.

Driving past a red light is against the law.

All of the above.

School

Marriage

Government

Finance

All of the above.

The German Confederation was destroyed and Austria was forced to surrender Holstein.

Southern states united with Prussia and only Northern states remained outside of their control.

Austria was forced to surrender Schleswig and the German Confederation dissolved.

Austria defeated Prussia in seven weeks and took over the Northern states of Germany.

Parliament did not approve funds for the army, but Bismarck continued to strengthen the army by using money collected for other purposes.

Bismarck allied with Austria against Denmark, but then betrayed them and took Austrian territory.

By making it look like Wilhelm I had insulted the French, Bismarck invited Napoleon III to declare war.

Bismarck adopted some social policies of liberals, starting with small changes to avoid major change.

All of the above.

Federalist

Socialist

Democratic

Republican

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False

Communists

Liberalists

Capitalists

Socialists

Wilhelm III

Wilhelm II

Wilhelm I

Wilhelm IV

Money and all of France's troops

The two provinces Alsace and Lorraine

The two states Schleswig and Holstein

The throne of France