Prussian Influence on German Unity

Skibidi, the tale of the Bundesrat and the kaiser, where only the goons over 25 could vote, and Prussia ruled the edge of unity. Prussia flexed its power, becoming the backbone of Germany, but lowkey, it was a recipe for chaos. The new reich in 1871 brought national euphoria, yet Germany was like a toilet filled with multiple states trying to flush down their differences. Protestant vibes clashed with Catholic strongholds, and minorities were chilling in the mix, making the whole scene dank. Prussian ideals shaped the empire, but could it truly thrive in such a divided ship? Sigma energy was required to navigate this autocratic maze.