How did the religion affect the unification of Germany?

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Jeffrey Harper · Answer 1 · 2021-06-22T21:40:07+0000

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By the end of the movement, a significant number of German states had converted to Protestantism. This led to a major barrier to unification in the 1800s: as the most recent protectors of the Holy Roman Empire, the Austrians had remained Catholic. Prussia was Protestant - as were the northern states it most influenced.

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Luke Puplett · Answer 2 · 2021-06-28T05:30:15+0000

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By the end of the movement, a significant number of German states had converted to Protestantism. This led to a major barrier to unification in the 1800s: as the most recent protectors of the Holy Roman Empire, the Austrians had remained Catholic. ... Prussia was Protestant - as were the northern states it most influenced.

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