The Wars and Devastation of the Early Modern Era in Europe

question 3

Multiple Choice

The wars and devastation of the early modern era in Europe, especially the Thirty Years' War, resulted in

• A)the destruction of the national museums.
• B)better European armies, weapons, and maneuvers.
• C)gang violence in the streets of Paris and London.
• D)a unified European state called the Holy Roman Empire.
• E)a widespread pacifist movement in Europe.

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