" This goal was achieved shortly before the signing of the Treaty of Frankfurt when Baden and Hesse requested admission to a northern confederation and money from the "Guelph fund" was used to bribe King Ludwig of Bavaria to offer a crown on behalf of the princes.
Among those who agitated for this goal was founder Ferdinand Lasalle, who advocated for it in his pamphlet, "Democratic Studies." One notable proponent of this goal advocated its "small" version and outlined the mechanisms by which it could be achieved in his Putbus Memorandum, while liberals such as Johannes Miquel, a leader of the National Liberal Party, typically advocated its "large" version. This goal was the one of the foundational points of the platform of the Progress Party, which also argued for the maintenance of the militia in case "these blessings have to be preserved or attained by war." This goal was achieved shortly before the signing of the Treaty of Frankfurt when Baden and Hesse requested admission to a northern confederation and money from the "Guelph fund" was used to bribe King Ludwig of Bavaria to offer a crown on behalf of the princes. For ten points, identify this goal of, among others, Otto Bismarck, which came to fruition at Versailles with the crowning of Wilhelm I of Prussia as Kaiser of a new nation.
Among those who agitated for this goal was founder Ferdinand Lasalle, who advocated for it in his pamphlet, "Democratic Studies.
German unification [accept anything the implies the creation of a single German nation-state; do not accept "German re-unification," as that refers to the events of 1989-1990]