... . Once appointed Chancellor of Prussia, Bismarck immediately took an arbitrary role in the government by dismissing the chamber, imposing taxes, and setting himself to the task of reorganizing and strengthening the Prussian army. With many of the liberals in Prussia upset by the actions that Bismarck took, he went to the task of taking their views off of Prussia's internal affairs, and to the external. Not ... only was he able to turn their attention outside of Prussia, but actually support his actions. ... that by unifying Germany, and stabilizing the power struggle in the region. He v...

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