The consolidation of ________________ as nation-states in the second half of the nineteenth century threw off Europe's balance of power?

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The consolidation of Germany and Italy as nation-states in the second half of the nineteenth century upset the balance of power in Europe. Before their unification, there were several smaller states in the region, and their consolidation meant that two large and powerful nations were created. This led to a shift in the balance of power in Europe and contributed to the tensions that eventually led to World War I.

The Consolidation of ________________ as Nation-States in the Second Half