Middle development of German history, detailed history of Germany

In modern times, Western countries have caught up with the era of the industrial revolution and grasped it, so there was a later rise, but I don't think Germany has declined, because the two world wars were due to its strong military and economic power. In modern times, Germany still has a strong technological reserve, and there is no problem in continuing to develop.

Well, I'll help you sort out the clues according to my ideas.

Located between the North Sea, the Baltic Sea and the Alps (Eastern Sector), the country of will has a temperate climate, abundant rainfall and fertile land.

As early as the Late Bronze Age (500 BC), Germanic peoples settled in southern Scandinavia, Jutland, the North German lowland plain between the Weser and Oder.

By the end of the 2nd century BC, the Germanic tribes had advanced into central and southern Germany, driving out the Celts living there and beginning to come into contact with the Romans in Gaul.

After that, the Roman Empire was invaded many times.

According to the Treaty of Verdun, Charlemagne's empire was divided into three, and Charlemagne's empire was divided into three, laying the prototype of today's three countries: Germany, France, and Italy.

Among them, the Kingdom of East Francia was the predecessor of what would become Germany.

In other words, the history of Germany can be traced back to here, but the history of the Germanic peoples is what I talked about earlier, and that was in the centuries BC.

2. After the Kingdom of East Francia, in 962, Otto I was crowned in Rome and established the Holy Roman Empire (962-1806), which was neither sacred nor roman, as it was called, and ruled until 1806.

3. After 1806, Germany was in a state of dispersion, and at this time Prussia gradually showed its own advantages.

year, after several dynastic wars, Germany was reunified.

After reunification, Germany developed irrepressibly, but because it retained some militaristic traditions, it eventually became the main initiator of World War I and World War II, after which Germany was divided into the Federal Republic of Germany and the GDR.

Thanks to the assistance of the Marshall Plan, the high quality of its own personnel, the importance of science and technology and education, and the implementation of Erhard's social market economy, the Federal Republic of Germany greatly stimulated its economy, making it become the second largest economic country in the world ahead of Japan at the end of the 60s of the 20th century, and the GDR was not as developed as the Federal Republic of Germany.

In the European Community, which was founded in the 60s of the 20th century, the Federal Republic of Germany became one of the founding members and played its own role in the Community.

5. Today's Germany is in the ranks of developed countries in the world, and there are things worth learning and learning from in terms of education and technology.