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the French ... the Franco - Prussian warledto the unification of Germany
Zack Twamley ... the 1870 to 1871 Franco - Prussian Warresultedin the unification of Germany
The defeat of Napoleon the Third and the end of the Franco - Prussian Warledto the unification of Germany
The outcome of the Franco - Prussian war of 1870ledto the unification of Germany
the Franco - Prussian War ( 1870 - 1871resultedin the unification of Germany
Gloria ... victory in the Franco - Prussian warledto the unification of Germany
many factorscontributingto the unification of Germany
several other factorsledto the unification of Germany
Prussia ... the French defeat in the Franco - Prussian warledto the unification of Germany
When Prussia fought France in the Franco - Prussian Warresultingin the unification of Germany
The franco - prussian war was a watershed moment for germany (ledto germany 's unification
The warning to which Hirst refers ... the Franco - Prussian warwould leadto the unification of Germany
Preußens gloria ( the glory of prussia or prussia 's glory ... the franco - prussian warledto the unification of germany
the Franco - Prussian War ( 1870 - 71 ... at the end of the warledto the unification of Germany
These three factorspreventedGerman unification
multiple factorsleadto the unification of Germany
Military factorscontributingtowards the unification of germany
The five soldiers who died in the Franco - Prussian war of 1871leadto the unification of Germany
Their industry class ... 1848 revolutions and Franco - Prussian warleadto unification of Germany
several key factorsledto the unification of Germany
3The possible exception ... the origins of the Franco - Prussian War ( 1870/71resultedin the unification of Germany
perhaps more prominent factorsledto the eventual unification of Germany
Bismarck , who was Prussianledthe unification of Germany
The sense of nationalism that ensuedcausedunification of the German people
German nationalismcontributedto the unification of Germany
Otto Bismarck(passive) led bythe unification of Germany ,
the impact for both the unification of germany and italycreateda. German unification
30 ] That is , the period between the Prussian military victory over Austria at Sadowa , that turned Prussia into the major German power at the expense of the Hapsburg Empire , and the French defeat in the Franco - Prussian warledto the unification of Germany
a third repeat of Europe ’s modern history , in which Europe seems unable to resist descending into violence every twenty - five or thirty years or so : 1870 , the Franco - Prussian Warresultedin the unification of Germany
a third repeat of Europe 's modern history , in which it seems unable to resist descending into violence every twenty - five or thirty years or so : 1870 , the Franco - Prussian Warresultedin the unification of Germany
Prussia ... ableto leadGerman Unification
the most important factorcausingthe unification of germany
The policy of Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev ... the factorsledto the unification of Germany
the unification of Germany?Bismarckcontributedto the unification of Germany
believed that it was Prussia ’s destinyto leadGerman unification
Kaiser William I of Prussia and his Chief Minister Otto von Bismarckledto the unification of Germany
otto von bismark 's contributions to the unification of germany ways in government bismarckcontributedto the unification of germany
otto von bismarck altering a confederate states(passive) was caused bythe unification of germany
Likewise Prussia 's seemingly illogical move of not demanding territory from a defeated Austria , a moveledto the unification of Germany
France ... a disastrous war with Prussiaresultedin the unification of Germany
significant budgetary problemscreatedsignificant budgetary problems
new problems for the countrycreatednew problems for the country
in the end of the CDU 's dominance in the West German Bundestag.[33 ... NATO ( blue ... against the Warsaw Pact ( red ) combined forces in 1973 during the Cold Warmight have resultedin the end of the CDU 's dominance in the West German Bundestag.[33 ... NATO ( blue ... against the Warsaw Pact ( red ) combined forces in 1973 during the Cold War
in movement some of the most fascinating and uncharted advancements of our periodsetin movement some of the most fascinating and uncharted advancements of our period
to a drastic decline in the East German birth rateledto a drastic decline in the East German birth rate
to the authoritarian style government in germany german governmentledto the authoritarian style government in germany german government
to the authoritarian style government in germany Research paperledto the authoritarian style government in germany Research paper
to the authoritarian style government in germany Term paperledto the authoritarian style government in germany Term paper
a lot of unemployment problems in Germany andcreateda lot of unemployment problems in Germany and
in the end of the CDU 's dominance in the West German Bundestag.[34might have resultedin the end of the CDU 's dominance in the West German Bundestag.[34
in the end of the CDU 's dominance in the West German Bundestag.[35might have resultedin the end of the CDU 's dominance in the West German Bundestag.[35
in the end of the CDU 's dominance in the West German Bundestag.[19might have resultedin the end of the CDU 's dominance in the West German Bundestag.[19
in the end of the CDU 's dominance in the West German Bundestag.[36might have resultedin the end of the CDU 's dominance in the West German Bundestag.[36
problems for the European currency unioncreatedproblems for the European currency union
an industrial force that could rival Britain commercially and dominate the continent militarilycreatedan industrial force that could rival Britain commercially and dominate the continent militarily
Europe 's own superstate ... and a relatively rosy independent economic future seems assured for the European Communityis creatingEurope 's own superstate ... and a relatively rosy independent economic future seems assured for the European Community
high inflationcreatedhigh inflation
to the collapse of the Soviet Union 31 Jul 2006ledto the collapse of the Soviet Union 31 Jul 2006
in movement probablysetin movement probably
a German problem ... Where does the unified Germany fit?"[20createda German problem ... Where does the unified Germany fit?"[20
to national budget problems and the center ’s foreign offices , including the one in D.C.ledto national budget problems and the center ’s foreign offices , including the one in D.C.
a major governmental change(passive) caused bya major governmental change
to a thorough reordering of the balance of power in Europeleadto a thorough reordering of the balance of power in Europe
a shift in the balance of power created by the Congress of Viennacausea shift in the balance of power created by the Congress of Vienna
in a steep increase in wage costs ... mainly from pressures to close the wage gap between the new and the old Länder , and from tax increases to cover the cost of extending the welfare stateresultedin a steep increase in wage costs ... mainly from pressures to close the wage gap between the new and the old Länder , and from tax increases to cover the cost of extending the welfare state
a nation - state that was extraordinarily dynamiccreateda nation - state that was extraordinarily dynamic
to wwi the emergence of germany in 1871did ... leadto wwi the emergence of germany in 1871
in a federal state whereas Italian unification did notresultedin a federal state whereas Italian unification did not
to a 1 million empty apartments , abandoned industrial parks & social & cultural facilities in East Germanyledto a 1 million empty apartments , abandoned industrial parks & social & cultural facilities in East Germany
to a major change in behavior followed by a gradual return to normalityledto a major change in behavior followed by a gradual return to normality
in movement essentially the most fascinating and uncharted advancements of our periodsetin movement essentially the most fascinating and uncharted advancements of our period
to a massive increase in the economic power of the German Empire and a much greater push for influence in the Balkans at the expense of two old and decaying empires which had traditionally dominated and controlled the region – the Ottoman and the Austro - Hungarianledto a massive increase in the economic power of the German Empire and a much greater push for influence in the Balkans at the expense of two old and decaying empires which had traditionally dominated and controlled the region – the Ottoman and the Austro - Hungarian
the Prussian - dominated German Empire ( " Second Reich ... in 1871 following the proclamation of Wilhelm I as head of a union of German - speaking states ... while disregarding millions of its non - German subjects who desired self - determination from German rulecreatedthe Prussian - dominated German Empire ( " Second Reich ... in 1871 following the proclamation of Wilhelm I as head of a union of German - speaking states ... while disregarding millions of its non - German subjects who desired self - determination from German rule
in movement the most attention - grabbing and uncharted advancements of our period : the transformation of a complete societysetin movement the most attention - grabbing and uncharted advancements of our period : the transformation of a complete society
states such as : Czechoslovakia and other Baltic nations of Estonia , Lithuania and Latvia to take Germans 's first steps towards independencewould influencestates such as : Czechoslovakia and other Baltic nations of Estonia , Lithuania and Latvia to take Germans 's first steps towards independence
to Hitler 's fallactually ledto Hitler 's fall
to a rush in colonialismleadto a rush in colonialism
tensions(passive) caused bytensions
to a return of the lost landswould leadto a return of the lost lands
a monetary crisisprovokeda monetary crisis