Question

why do you think germany was committed to maintaining its economic strength? a strong economy promotes revolution. a strong economy leads to political changes. a strong economy contributes to political stability. a strong economy discourages population growth. question 8 1 pts by 1871, germany quickly became an industrial giant for all of the following reasons except... political stability and a disciplined, educated workforce population decrease creating more profit for fewer people ample coal and iron deposits the process of building a railroad infrastructure had already begun in the 1850s and 1860s.

Explanation:

First Question (Why do you think Germany was committed to maintaining its economic strength?)

• Option A: A strong economy promoting revolution is illogical as revolutions are often due to economic inequality or political unrest, not strength.
• Option B: "Leads to political changes" is vague; Germany aimed for stability, not just change.
• Option C: A strong economy provides resources for governance, social programs, and reduces unrest, contributing to political stability, which aligns with historical context (e.g., post - unification Germany’s focus on economic growth for stability).
• Option D: A strong economy typically supports population growth (better living standards, healthcare), so "discourages population growth" is incorrect.

• Option A: Political stability (after unification) and an educated workforce were key to industrial growth.
• Option B: In the late 19th century, Germany’s population was growing (not decreasing), and population growth provided a larger workforce and market, so "population decrease creating more profit for fewer people" is incorrect.
• Option C: Ample coal and iron deposits were crucial for industrialization (steel, energy production).
• Option D: Railroad infrastructure built in the 1850s - 60s improved transportation of goods and resources, aiding industrial growth.

Answer:

C. A strong economy contributes to political stability.

Question 8 (By 1871, Germany quickly became an industrial giant for all of the following reasons except...)