Bismarck's Success in Unifying Germany Had All the Following Effects

Bismarck's success in unifying Germany had all the following effects EXCEPT

A) many liberals abandoned their commitment to parliamentary government.
B) German society seemed to have a growing fascination with state power and militarism.
C) France was seriously antagonized.
D) the balance of power in Europe that had existed since 1815 was overturned.
E) Germany became intensely isolationist, turning its nationalism inward instead of taking up an interest in world affairs.