British leaders did not oppose Prussian policies that led to a unified Germany because they were more concerned about Russia's involvement in central Asia.

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During the 19th century, British foreign policy was primarily focused on maintaining the balance of power in Europe and protecting its interests in Central Asia, often referred to as "The Great Game" against Russian expansion. This led to less opposition to Prussian policies that resulted in German unification.

British Leaders Did Not Oppose Prussian Policies That Led to a Unified