In What Ways Was the Appointment of Bismarck as Chancellor of Prussia in 1862 a Turning Point in the History of German Unification

|In what ways was the appointment of Bismarck as Chancellor of Prussia in 1862 a turning point in the history of German |                                 |
|unification?                                                                                                           |                                 |
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|Bismarck became a Chancellor of Prussia in 1862. He was a capable leader, he could help the Unification of Germany a   |                                 |
|lot after 1862. The appointment of Bismarck as Chancellor of Prussia in 1862 was a turning point in different aspects, |                                 |
|include political, economic and diplomatic aspects. Before 1862, there were many unfavorable factors and less important|                                 |
|factors for the German Unification. However, after 1862, Bismarck carried out the internal reforms and skillful         |                                 |
|diplomacy for the German Unification. Therefore, Bismarck was important for German Unification.                         |                                 |
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|Firstly, in political aspect, before 1862, the German confederation was divided into 39 German states when the Vienna   |                                 |
|Settlement 1815 was set up. In the year 1848, the Frankfurt Parliament was set up but it had a lot of weaknesses and   |                                 |
|problems. It was the national movement among German states to discuss the future of Germany. Most of the members came   |...