The wars that laid the foundation for German statehood

Test analysis: In 1864-1870, the Kingdom of Prussia defeated Denmark, Austria and France through three dynastic wars, and completed the unification of Germany, so choose A.

Commentary: The unification of Germany had far-reaching historical significance: firstly, it promoted the development of German capitalism, and by the end of the 19th century, Germany's industrial production had surpassed that of the Britain, France and other advanced industrial countries, and jumped to the second place in the world. Secondly, it provided a broad place for the development of the German workers' movement, which was ahead of other countries after the reunification. Thirdly, it changed the international relations in Europe, and Germany became a powerful country in Central Europe and a pivotal and important factor in international relations. But because unification took the form of a top-down dynastic war, unified Germany retained a great deal of feudal remnants and a strong militaristic tradition.