The Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation was a loosely coupled union of mostly German speaking principalities. Which part of the union was the driver of the 19th century unification of Germany?
- Austria
- Prussia
- Saxony
- Bavaria
Answer
The correct answer is B) Prussia.
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