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When a person does whatever it takes
to strengthen their country even if
what they must do is immoral
Example: When Otto von Bismarck started the Austro-
Prussian war after originially working with
Austia to annex land from Denmark. |
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Chancellor of Prussia who led the
unification of Germany through his
"Blood and Iron" policy and use of
"Realpolitik" |
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When a country seizes land from one
country in order to add it to their own
territory
Example: Prussia's annexation of Schleiswig & Holstein
from Denmark |
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A German Emperor
Example: Wilhelm I was the first Kaiser of the
German Kingdom. He was referred to as "Kaiser Wilhelm" |
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A collection of independent German states which
was overseen by Austria as decided at the Congress
of Vienna (1815) |
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A meeting of the major powers of Europe with the
purpose of redrawing the map of Europe after the
defeat of Napoleon
These major powers included: Austia, Great Britain,
France, Russia, and Prussia |
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An economic agreement between the German states which
was led by Prussia with the purpose of eliminating trade
barriers such as tarriffs and agreeing upon a common
currency.
Note: Austria was excluded from the Zollverein |
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War between Denmark and Prussia/Austria over
the territories of Schleiswig and Holstein. Victory
by Prussia and Austria resulted in them splitting
these territories.
Note: Prussia took Schleiwig and Austria took Holstein
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War between Prussia and Austria over who would control
territories of Schleiswig and Holstein (formerly of
Denmark). Prussian victory resulted in the establishment
of the Northern German Confederation. |
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War between Prussia and France (1870). Prussian victory
resulted in unification of all German states which became
the German Empire. |
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