When the other states were willing to accept Wilhelm of Prussia as Emperor Wilhelm of the German Empire at their leader, unification became possible. The reunification had actually been developing over a long period of time. It realized the lesser German solution by excluding Austria.
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Political parties tend to unify in various ways. This is seen when they nominate one person to represent the party in an election and they campaign for the person fully.
A nation state gave early people's far more security and a better understanding of their common language and history. These things unify a nation state and give the people within a reason to identify with said state.
First there was the big three which were the French, the British and the Americans. The Americans wanted to spare Germany but the French didn't. They wanted to strip Germany of everything that they had so that they would never be able to fight another war again. The British weren't really on any side. They were just in the middle. They didn't believe that Germany deserved such punishment but they also didn't believe that nothing should be done. To answer the question, it was the French that wanted Germany to be blamed for the world war. This was because if they weren't to blame, then they wouldn't be able to punish them.
We need to know the war you ask about to answer.
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America helped Germany to unify the war
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Genghis khan was the one to unify them all. He ruled entire Eurasia.
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Germany in 1871.
Franco-Prussian War :))
Italy and Germany were able to unify largely due to the influence of nationalism and the strategic leadership of key figures. In Italy, leaders like Giuseppe Garibaldi and Count Camillo di Cavour played crucial roles in uniting various states under the Kingdom of Italy. Similarly, in Germany, Otto von Bismarck utilized a series of wars and political maneuvering to unify the German states under Prussian leadership. Both movements were driven by a growing sense of national identity and the desire for political strength and unity.
Otto von Bismarck