How Did William I Overcome the Opposition of Liberals to His

question 72

Multiple Choice

How did William I overcome the opposition of liberals to his plans for expanding the military?

• A) ​He took funds granted by Parliament for government expenses and used them to institute army reforms instead.
• B) ​He appointed Otto von Bismarck as his chief aide to deal with Parliament.
• C) ​Taxes were collected without Parliament's approval, liberals were fired or imprisoned, and the press was censored.
• D) ​He enjoyed support from the army and the people.
• E) ​all of the above

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