What was the outcome of the seven weeks' war?

a: austria won and reasserted itself as leader of germany.

b: prussia won and reasserted itself as leader of germany.

c: france won and reasserted itself as leader of germany.

d: no one won. it was a stalemate.

B. Prussia won and reasserted itself as leader of Germany.

Explanation:

The Seven Weeks War was otherwise called the Austro-Prussian War. This war was a war between the German Confederation under the administration of Austria against German urban areas under the initiative of Prussia. The war finished with Prussia assuming control over the administration of Germany, which wound up to the unification of Germany.

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