Emperor Leopold I Can Be Considered Less Successful as an Absolute

question 22

Multiple Choice

Emperor Leopold I can be considered less successful as an absolute monarch than Louis XIV because he

• A)relied on a small group of leading nobles to help him run the government.
• B)used foreigners in key administrative positions.
• C)failed to overcome the autonomous power of the aristocracy in many of the lands under his rule.
• D)both relied on a small group of leading nobles to help him run the government and failed to overcome the autonomous power of the aristocracy in many of the lands under his rule.
• E)All these answers are correct.

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