The answer is location. All slavery was banned in the U.S. and ONLY the U.S.
Creoles group sparked the independence movement
Robert Smalls was the black slave that captained a union ship
Constitution! ^.^
Author: Philadelphia Convention
-Ella
Answer: in this speach one can find several very important things typical for Centro-European nationalism: 1) consciousness of various German entities are still persisting, they still have their own identity (Bavaria, Hessen, Saxony, Hannover, etc.), 2) will and perhaps necessity to unify "Germany" under one ruling dynasty, 3) belief that it can be only Prussia that can unify all German territories. What is not exactly known at that time .....frontiers of that Germany.
Explanation: in the course of 19th century Germany continued not unified (like, for example Italy). In contrast to Italy, in German principalites there were no non-German dynasties. Course of event in the 19th century was quite clear ....push for republicanism and severing ties with older form of government (monarchy). German nationalists proved to be unable to reach a 1) unified Germany, 2) to form a republican form of government. Moreover there were animosities between Austria and Prussia. All these questions were resolved - for some quite surprisingly - by the WW I.
