Eighteenth-Century France Faced All of the Following Challenges Except

question 40

Multiple Choice

Eighteenth-century France faced all of the following challenges except

• A)a central government constrained by a privileged elite.
• B)mounting government debt.
• C)rulers who were either lazy and despised or well-intentioned but insecure.
• D)an underdeveloped economy.
• E)a reform movement initiated by parlement.

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