What Did the Unprecedented Size of Armies in the 1660s

question 75

Multiple Choice

What did the unprecedented size of armies in the 1660s and 1670s indicate?

• A) the ability of European states to contain, direct, and monopolize violence
• B) the long period of peace during this time
• C) the popular new support programs for soldiers' families offered by the army service
• D) the rise of continental anarchy in Europe
• E) the transfer of authority from the state to the civilians during war time

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