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Unit Test

Question 3 • GA-GSE World History

How was Frederick II different from Louis XIV?

Answer
A
Frederick II rejected using his military to expand his empire.
B
Frederick II refused to rule absolutely.
C
Frederick II gave all Prussians the right to vote.
D
Frederick II supported many Enlightenment ideals.

Explanation

Frederick II of Prussia, known as Frederick the Great, was influenced by Enlightenment ideas and supported reforms such as religious toleration and improvements to education and law. Louis XIV, by contrast, is best known for strengthening absolute monarchy. Frederick still used his military to expand Prussian territory, ruled as an absolute monarch, and did not give all Prussians the right to vote, so D is correct.

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