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__Describe the Early Changes that promoted German Unity:__
 * __Building A German Nation__**

__Explain How Bismark unified Germany:__ __Describe the German empire's political organisation:__ __RealPolitik:__
 * Napoleon invaded German states unifying them into the Confederation of the Rhine.
 * Napoleon dissolved the Holy Roman Empire, again making it easier to unify German states.
 * Germans got tired of Napoleons rule, they wanted one unified country.
 * The Congress of Vienna establishes the German Confederation, broken up states but less than before the time of Napoleon.
 * Prussia removes tax from trading between German States, unifying them further.
 * Bismark unites all the German States under Prussian rule.
 * Bismark sent Prussia into several wars, he was pursuing an aggressive foreign policy, this lead to German Unification.
 * Prussia conquers German states in Austrian and Danish lands.
 * Created a new German confederation dominated by Prussia.
 * German nobles and princes convinced William I to become Kaiser (Emperor)
 * Set up a two house legislature.
 * Upper House - German heads of state.
 * Lower House - Elected by Universal Male Suffrage.
 * Upper House maintains veto power, however, big progress with the two house legislature.
 * Realistic Politics based on the needs of the state.
 * Power was more important than principles.

Opera was born in Italy around the year 1600. Rossini, Bellini, Donizetti, Verdi and Puccini, are amongst the most famous The Romantic Period

<span style="font-family: arial,helvetica,sans-serif;"> Western Democracy Involves people having a say in government "Western" - because it was developed in Europe (the Western hemisphere of the world) Three countries - Great Britain, France, United States

__Great Britain__ The Magna Carta - the King is forced to sign the Magna Carta ' Development of the constitutional monarchy English Bill of Rights The Slave Trade The Glorious Revolution

__France__ The French Revolution - Napoleonic Code - Declaration of the Rights of Man & the Citizen - Plebiscite - Napoleon's meritocracy

__United States__ - American Revolution - Declaration of Independence - Bill of Rights - Emancipation proclamation - Unalienable rights - US constitution