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Examine the visual elements within the cartoon that symbolize the influence of British imperialism. Provide detailed insights into the characters, symbols, or scenes that intricately depict English engagement in global affairs.

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Evaluate how the artist portrays the notion of Social Darwinism in the cartoon. Illustrate instances from the visual components that exemplify the concept of 'survival of the fittest' as it pertains to the context of British imperialism.

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Analyze Thomas Nast's implied critique of British imperialism as depicted in the cartoon. Delve into the perspective presented regarding the impact of Social Darwinism on the process of empire-building, considering the nuanced viewpoints encapsulated in the visual narrative.

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Identify and explain two significant events or developments that showed the influence of nationalist feelings in bringing Germany together.

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Explore Otto von Bismarck's well-known "Blood and Iron" approach to achieving German unification. Give two specific examples of how Bismarck used military power and diplomatic maneuvers, following the principles of "Blood and Iron," to greatly contribute to Germany's unification.

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Evaluate Otto von Bismarck's use of the Kulturkampf policy in the newly unified Germany. Point out and discuss two specific measures or actions taken by Bismarck during the Kulturkampf, and analyze how these steps aimed to establish state control over cultural and religious institutions, considering their impact on German society