One Reason for the Failure of the Bourbon Reforms to Achieve

question 48

Multiple Choice

One reason for the failure of the Bourbon reforms to achieve their goals was

• A) refusal of the peasantry to accept improved agricultural methods.
• B) hostility of the Jesuits to the work of reform.
• C) opposition of conservatives to a much-needed land reform.
• D) unwillingness of the Bourbon kings to promote industrialization.

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