Bismarck's constitution for the new German Empire invested the most power in

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Bismarck's constitution invested the most power in the Kaiser, who had the authority to appoint and dismiss the Chancellor and had significant control over foreign policy and the military. The Junkers, while influential in the government, did not hold the same level of power as the Kaiser, and the Reichstag had limited authority in comparison. The serfs were not a factor in the new constitution as they had been abolished before the formation of the German Empire.

Bismarck's Constitution for the New German Empire Invested the Most