The most significant historical event that led to Germany's dramatic economic growth in the late 20th century was the Fall of the Berlin Wall and the collapse of the Soviet Union. This period marked the reunification of East and West Germany, which allowed for the integration of East Germany's economy and resources into the more prosperous West German economy. The subsequent economic reforms and investments in infrastructure and industry contributed significantly to Germany's growth and recovery in the following decades.
What historical events led to Germany's dramatic economic growth in the late 20th century? (1 point)
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Industrial revolution developments
Industrial revolution developments
World War II recovery efforts
World War II recovery efforts
European Union formation
European Union formation
Fall of Berlin Wall and Soviet Union collapse
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