PPT-The German States Prussia and Austria and a cast of 360 more: Patchwork Quilt.

The main reason why Germany had fewno colonies Maintaining the Balance of Power By 1750 the great powers of Europe included Austria Prussia France England and Russia These powers formed various alliances to maintain the balance of power . the‘Special. Path,’ and the Way to 1871. HI136, History of Germany. Lecture. 1, September 30. The Making of the modern German state and society.. Germany’s . transformation from maverick to model state.. Step One – Economic Interdependence. A gradual process of economic interdependence from the early stages of the Industrial Revolution through to the mid 19th century saw the . G. ermanic states move towards economic unification. For example, the growth of the railway network in Germany led to easier access to different resources across the confederation. . The Unification of Germany. Europe 1815. Key Questions. What was Germany like before 1815?. How was Germany affected by the Vienna settlement?. What was the impact of Nationalism on the Germanic states?. the‘Special. Path,’ and the Way to 1871. HI136, History of Germany. Lecture. 1, September 30. The . Making of the modern German state and society.. Germany’s transformation from maverick to model state.. Prussia. King Frederick William IV – ruled 1840-1861. Autocratic ruler of Prussia . Loyalty to Habsburg royal family and Austria . 1847 – Summoned Prussian . Landtag. (the United Diet) to discuss liberal reforms to the budget/law making . Austria Vs Prussia. Austro – Prussian war. The . Austro-Prussian War.  (also called the . Seven Weeks' War.  or the . German Civil War. ) was a war fought between the Austrian Empire and its German allies, and Prussia with its German allies in 1866, that resulted in Prussian dominance in Germany. In Germany and Austria, it is called . Why did Prussia not extend its political influence within Germany after 1848?. Schleswig-Holstein and the Frankfurt Parliament- raised the prestige of . Prussia. The German Confederation played such a little role in 1848 (due to Austria being preoccupied in its own Empire) that is could be considered to be . : people who believe that people of a single “nationality” should unite under a single government. Goal of Nationalists? Create a . NATION-STATE. Bonds that create a nation-state? Nationality, Language, Culture, Religion, History, and Territory. Nationalism, Unification, and Reform. Bellringer. Objective. Students will understand what led to the unification of Italy and Germany after the revolution of 1848.. Review. The revolutions of 1848 failed in both Germany and Italy. These revolutions were caused by Nationalism.. th. . TEST THURSDAY . TEST THURSDAY . TEST THURSDAY . TEST THURSDAY . TEST THURSDAY . TEST THURSDAY . TEST THURSDAY . TEST THURSDAY . Nationalism. The belief that people should be . loyal. Objectives. Outline causes and results of the Thirty Years’ War.. Understand how Austria and Prussia emerged as great powers.. Describe how European nations tried to maintain a balance of power.. What if I tell you that the WWI was not the first World War.. MAIN IDEA. In the late 1800s, Otto von Bismarck transformed Germany from a loose confederation of separate states into a powerful empire.. THINK ABOUT:. How was Germany unified?. What tactics did Bismarck use?. House of Hohenzollern. First Count of . Zollern. (a county in the HRE) identified in 11. th. century;. Family took name from castle in . Swabian. Alps.. Dukes of Prussia since 16. th. century;. Kings in Prussia since 1701;. Issue 3 . G. ermany. . OVERVIEW Issues1-3. GERMANY- SEPARATE. NAPOLEON- 400 STATES- 39 (CONFEDERATION OF THE RHINE). NAPOLEON GONE- BUND. AUSTRIA- ANTRI NATIONALIST. PRUSSIA- POWERFUL FREDRICK WILHELM(FR) .