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| son of Frederick III, succeeded him as emperor in 1888 |
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| cultural struggle, between the Catholic Church and Bismarck |
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| to represent their interests in opposition to the predominantly Protestant Prussians |
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| the doctrine that the pope, when speaking on matters of faith and morals , is infallible, or free from error |
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| were papal agents working to destroy the German Empire |
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| deprived Catholic bishops of much of their authority and even required that weddings be performed by secular officials. |
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| declared the laws invalid and broke diplomatic ties with Germany |
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| the successor of Pope pius IX in 1878, made an effort to heal the rift with Germany. |
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| had encouraged economic growth and spurred efforts to improve transportation |
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| crowded, filthy places where german workers lived. |
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Ferdinand Lassalle [image] |
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| a writer and labor leader, founded the Universal German Workingmen's Association in 1863 |
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| Universal German Workingmen's Assoc. |
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| Was founded by Ferdinand lassalle |
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| called for the workers of the world to revolt against capitalism |
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| King od Bavaria, ruled the independent German kingdom of Bavaria until 1871 |
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Neuschwanstein castle [image] |
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| the storybook Ludwig II made |
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| A famous operas of nineteenth- century composer |
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| introduced by Bismarck in 1878 |
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| in 1890 won 35 seats in the legislature |
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It protected the industrial workers in retirement. |
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| Kaiser William I liberal -minded son, succeeded him in 1888, Was know as Frederick III |
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| Son of Frederick III ,who became emperor in 1888 |
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| support for a powerful military prepared for war |
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It gave limited compenstaion to those who missed work because of illness. |
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