Following the successive outbreaks of varying degrees of economic crises in the UK and US, the European Continent was also unable to escape the fate of being affected by the economic crisis.
Among them, the Kingdom of Prussia in the Northern German Region bore the brunt of the economic crisis. As the country with the highest level of industrialization in the entire German Region and the third-largest industrial scale in Europe (the first two being England and France), the Kingdom of Prussia experienced such rapid development after 1850 that it could be said to change dramatically every year. Not to mention its speed of development compared to the old England and France, even when compared to the United States of America, it was on par.
Under Prussia's rapid development, some ethnic and class contradictions were covered up, and the well-off Prussian citizens turned their political enthusiasm into the pursuit of assets. Few people still remembered the events of 1851.
