How did the Franco-Prussian War of 1870—1871 contribute to German unification?

German victory in the war increased nationalism and patriotism in Germany.

French victory in the war united the Germans against a common enemy.

The war resulted in Wilhelm I becoming King of Prussia.

The war showed that only military force could unite Germany.

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How did the Franco-Prussian War of 1870—1871 contribute to German unification? 

 German victory in the war increased nationalism and patriotism in Germany. 

 French victory in the war united the Germans against a common enemy. 

 The war resulted in Wilhelm I becoming King of Prussia. 

 The war showed that only military force could unite Germany.

anonymous · Answer

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e.cociuba · Answer

German victory in the war increased nationalism and patriotism in Germany.

e.cociuba · Answer

The complete Prussian and German victory brought about the final unification of Germany under King Wilhelm I of Prussia.

anonymous · Answer

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e.cociuba · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

You have to punish not only the traitors, but even those who are indifferent; you have to punish whoever is passive in the republic, and who does nothing for it. . . . The vessel of the Revolution can arrive in port only on a sea reddened with torrents of blood.—Louis Saint-Just, Report to the Convention on Behalf of the Committee of Public Safety, October 10, 1793

What event of the French Revolution does the passage support? 

 the execution of Louis Capet 

 the rise of Napoleon 

 the abolition of Christianity 

 the Reign of Terror