Briefly tree the process of german u
nification
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1. In Germany many prosperous artisans and businessmen decided to vote for an all-German parliameng.
2. On 18th May, 1848, these people went to the Frankfurt Parliament convened at St. Paul in a festive procession.
3. These people made a Constitution and presented the Crownn on these terms to the King of Prussia Friedrich Wilhelm IV.
4. The King refused to listen to the Parliament and joined the military and aristocrats in opposing the Frankfurt parliament.
5. The relentless opposition to the parliament by the military and aristocracy increased and the social basis of the parliament eroded. Finally the assembly was forced to disband.
6. Then, the architect of German Unification became prime minister Otto Von Bismarck.
7. Three wars over seven years with Austria, Denmark and France resulted in Prussian victory and unification of Germany
8. On 18th January, 1871, Kaiser William 1 was crowned king of Germany.
9. The legal system of Germany as well as modernising of banks and currency was given a lot of importance in the newly formed German State.
2. On 18th May, 1848, these people went to the Frankfurt Parliament convened at St. Paul in a festive procession.
3. These people made a Constitution and presented the Crownn on these terms to the King of Prussia Friedrich Wilhelm IV.
4. The King refused to listen to the Parliament and joined the military and aristocrats in opposing the Frankfurt parliament.
5. The relentless opposition to the parliament by the military and aristocracy increased and the social basis of the parliament eroded. Finally the assembly was forced to disband.
6. Then, the architect of German Unification became prime minister Otto Von Bismarck.
7. Three wars over seven years with Austria, Denmark and France resulted in Prussian victory and unification of Germany
8. On 18th January, 1871, Kaiser William 1 was crowned king of Germany.
9. The legal system of Germany as well as modernising of banks and currency was given a lot of importance in the newly formed German State.
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