Title: Germany in the 1800s - Bismarck - Quatr.us Study Guides
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Germany in the 1800s – Bismarck
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Content: What’s the Holy Roman Empire? The German Confederation was supposed to keep France and Prussia and Austria-Hungary from fighting each other. Or at least, it encouraged them to fight each other in Germany instead of in their own countries. But the agreement didn’t really manage to keep the peace. How did Germany get richer? Germany was getting better at farming the new crops of potatoes and sugar beets .More families got rich enough to send their kids to school. They built new cloth factories. Where do potatoes come from? Why are sugar beets important? Clothing factories
History of coal
Engineers built railroads and mined coal.