Title: Germany in the 1800s - Bismarck - Quatr.us Study Guides
Headings: Germany in the 1800s – Bismarck
Germany in the 1800s – Bismarck
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Content: Germany in the 1800s - Bismarck - Quatr.us Study Guides
Germany in the 1800s – Bismarck
Germany in the 1800s – Bismarck
Map of Europe after the Congress of Vienna (thanks to Wikipedia)
What was the Congress of Vienna? An alliance of European armies finally defeated Napoleon in 1814. Then all the European countries held meetings known as the Congress of Vienna. They wanted to figure out the best way to stop anyone from conquering them again. They were trying to keep peace all over Europe. Who was Napoleon? Austria-Hungary in the 1800s
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Germany becomes a country
One of the things they did was to establish a German federal government. That united a lot of smaller countries that mostly spoke some kind of German, to replace the old Holy Roman Empire. But Prussia was still an independent country, and a very powerful one. Prussia covered what is now the eastern half of Germany and also controlled a lot of what is now Poland.