In the 1840s, there was much agitation in German-speaking lands for
A) war with France.
B) universal suffrage.
C) religious freedom.
D) the creation of a German nation-state.
E) the persecution of non-German minorities.
Ans: D
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.