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France was a very rich country that consisted of quite a few people who owned slaves. These people also happened to own plantations, and these people consisted of both people of colour and people who weren't, surprisingly enough. These people were unable to vote and some had restrictions on laws, et cetera.

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Camillio di Cavour aimed to create an equal; unified Italian state, like Napoleon III, with whom he was teamed up. They were both economic modernizers who set up specific companies, experimented in agriculture, and other things. Cavour, eventually, become prime minister to the king, helping with such a plan that he had. Napoleon saw advantages of being allies with Cavour, and so he helped defeat Austria, which was in control of part of Italy.

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Otto Von Bismarck was responsible - for the most part - for starting the unification of Germany. He became the first Chancellor for the time, his powerful rule giving him the nickname "Chancellor Otto". He defeated places such as Schleswig and Holstein with Austria, then defeating them not even a year later.

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Italian and German Unification: Crash Course European History #27

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Otto von Bismarck (1815–1898) / German Unification