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AP European History
Unit 6 – Industrialization and Its Effects
Topic 6.6
If Napoleon III hadn't declared war on Prussia in 1870, how might the course of European history be altered?
France might have become a superpower dominating Europe in the late nineteenth century.
The Franco-Prussian War wouldn't have affected Germany's rise to power significantly.
WWI would still occur as planned without any changes.
German unification may not have occurred or would have taken much longer time.
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