Sentence examples for era of unification from inspiring English sources

This Olmec horizon (i.e., a cultural diffusion that is contemporaneous at widely scattered sites) represents the first climax, or era of "unification," in the history of Mesoamerican civilization.

But it was Munich – nearer Italy than Hamburg – where another Germany revealed itself: Catholic, alpine, a place where the tragic story of "Mad" King Ludwig II marks Bavaria's end and the beginning of the era of unification and the Kaiser.

An internal State Department review during the Clinton era concluded that no legally binding prohibition on NATO enlargement emerged from the era of German unification.

Or take the case of South Korea, which elected their first female president, Park Geun-hye, with the hope of laying "the groundwork for an era of harmonious unification" for a deeply-divided Korean peninsula.

Often seen against the long-term background of modern German history since the era of Bismarck's unification of the country in the 19th century, the Third Reich is now increasingly also viewed in a broader international, even global context, as part of the age of imperialism, its drive for domination building on a broader tradition of the German quest for empire.

Benedetto Croce's life stretched from the early years of Italy's unification to the era of stability that followed World War II.

She grew up at the height of the "sunshine era" of engagement with the North, when unification was more easily imaginable.

Next is the problem of unification.

At night in Berlin, the process of unification marches on.

"It's called the power of unification," he said.

Frederick Barbarossa saw himself as an agent of unification.