Factors of rapid economic growth in Germany.

The German Empire at the end of the 19th century received a strong impetus in development. This was due to the presence of huge coal reserves in the Ruhr and Saar basins, as well as the annexation of Alsace and Lorraine, the main region of heavy industry in France. Silesia also became the center of heavy industry. Also after 1871, a huge contribution of 5 billion francs was received from the losing France. In addition, all borders and differences in tax policy were eliminated in the country, customs duties were removed. Scientists were given the freedom to work in science.