Question

Знаком + или - отметьте ,согласны ли вы с суждениями.причины Франко-прусской войны:1) Наполеон 3-ий путем победоносной войны хотел укрепить свой "шатающийся трон"2)папа Римский Пий 9-ый подталкивал Наполеона 3-го к войне с Пруссией3)соперничество Франции и Пруссии за лидерство в Европе4) Наполеон 3-ий стремился укрепить влияние Франции в Испании, в то время как Бисмарк хотел поставить Испанию в политическую зависимость от Пруссии5)Бисмарк рассчитывал,что победа над Францией позволит Пруссии завершить объединение страны и создать Германскую империю6)стремясь спровоцировать войну, Бисмарк дал в газеты сообщение,содержание которого было оскорбительно для французского правительства._ребят, сделайте пожайлуста. очень срочно нужно.

Answer 1

1) +
2) не знаю , думаю -
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6) не знаю

Answer 2

Causes of the Franco-Prussian War

The Franco-Prussian War was a conflict between France and Prussia that took place from 1870 to 1871. The war had several causes, and I will address each of the statements you provided and indicate whether I agree or disagree with them based on the search results.

1) Napoleon III sought to strengthen his shaky throne through a victorious war: This statement is generally agreed upon by historians. Napoleon III, the Emperor of France at the time, hoped that a successful war would boost his popularity and consolidate his power [[1]].

2) Pope Pius IX pushed Napoleon III towards war with Prussia: I couldn't find any information in the search results to support this claim. It is possible that Pope Pius IX had some influence on the political climate at the time, but it is not widely recognized as a significant factor in causing the war.

3) Rivalry between France and Prussia for leadership in Europe: This statement is generally agreed upon. France and Prussia were competing for dominance in Europe, and their rivalry played a role in the outbreak of the war [[2]].

4) Napoleon III aimed to strengthen French influence in Spain, while Bismarck wanted to politically subjugate Spain to Prussia: This statement is partially supported by the search results. Napoleon III did have an interest in maintaining French influence in Spain, while Otto von Bismarck, the Prussian Chancellor, sought to limit French influence and establish Prussian dominance in Spain [[3]].

5) Bismarck expected that victory over France would allow Prussia to complete the unification of Germany and create the German Empire: This statement is widely accepted by historians. Bismarck saw the war as an opportunity to unify the German states under Prussian leadership, which eventually led to the establishment of the German Empire in 1871 [[4]].

6) Bismarck deliberately provoked the war by publishing an offensive message in the newspapers: I couldn't find any information in the search results to support this claim. It is possible that Bismarck used propaganda to shape public opinion, but there is no evidence to suggest that he deliberately provoked the war through an offensive message.

In summary, while some of the statements you provided are supported by the search results, others lack sufficient evidence. The major causes of the Franco-Prussian War include Napoleon III's desire to strengthen his rule, the rivalry between France and Prussia, Bismarck's goal of unifying Germany, and the political dynamics in Spain.